Press Releases
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
For more information:
Michael Gaines, Executive Director, Hannibal Arts Council, 573-221-6545 or email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Sunday, March 10
6:00 p.m.
$15 ($10 for HAC Members) – includes drinks and snacks
NEWS RELEASE
SIUE Jazz Faculty to perform in Hannibal
Hannibal, MO – The Hannibal Arts Council will host a LIVE@105 concert by jazz saxophonist Jason Swagler at 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, March 10 at the Hannibal Arts Council, 105 S Main St. Tickets for the concert are $15 for the general public and $10 for Hannibal Arts Council members. Drinks and snacks are included in the admission. Jason Swagler’s performance is being sponsored by The Law Office of Branson L. Wood III.
Jason Swagler is an Assistant Professor of Jazz Saxophone at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE). A member of the SIUE faculty since 2000, his teaching duties include jazz saxophone, concert jazz band, lab band, combo, jazz history, music history, and music theory. Jason maintains an active performing career, playing between 100 to 150 dates a year under his own name and as a freelancer. His latest album, Rough Stuff (2012), is available on iTunes.
Swagler will be joined by accomplished jazz musicians and fellow SIUE music faculty members Rick Haydon (guitar), Zebadiah Briskovich (bass), and Miles Vandiver (drums).
For more information on the Jason Swagler concert, contact the Hannibal Arts Council at 573-221-6545 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .
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For Immediate Release
Release: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Date: November 27, 2012
Contact: Hannibal Convention & Visitors Bureau
Gail Bryant, Director
Historic Hannibal Offers a Chance to Honor Military Loved Ones
At Christmas with Honor Tree
Hannibal, Mo. - Those who think the Holiday Season is too commercial take heart; Historic Downtown Hannibal is inviting everyone to stop and thank those who have bravely fought for our country with a special, personalized display of gratitude in the heart of downtown Hannibal during Hannibal’s Hometown Christmas on Saturday, December 8th.
Named the “Honor Tree,” the evergreen, generously donated by the Salt River Master Gardeners, will be placed in the Demonstration Garden at the corner of Bird and Main Streets in Historic Downtown. Draped in red and blue lights, families are invited to come out and hang a white ornament with the name or names of a member of the military, past or present. There is no charge for the ornament, but there is a limit of one per family as only a limited amount will be available. Beginning at 7:15 pm, guests can receive their ornament and write the name or names of their loved ones. The names will be read aloud and placed on the tree. Once all ornaments are in place, the tree will be lit, offering a red, white and blue reminder of those protecting our freedoms across the world.
“The holiday season is the perfect time to remember our family and friends that have served bravely to protect the freedoms we enjoy every day,” said Gail Bryant, Director of the Hannibal Convention & Visitors Bureau. “We are so proud of the efforts of the Historic Hannibal Marketing Council in making Hannibal’s Hometown Christmas an event with heart.”
All events surrounding the Honor Tree are free of charge. There will be a box for donations in support of the Wounded Warrior Project.
Just a few other activities taking place on December 8:
- Shopping specials downtown - Enjoy sweet treats, specials and many festive decorations!
- Living Windows, 5-8pm - Downtown windows become glittering fairylands as people turn windows into holiday scenes.
- Second Saturday Art Walk, 5-8pm - Every Second Saturday enjoy wine, art, contests and conversation as downtown galleries show off their finest work.
- Princess/Super Hero Tea at the Arts Council, 3-5pm - Bring your princess or superhero (in costume, of course) and enjoy an afternoon of family fun! Reservations recommended.
- Molly Brown Tea, Hannibal History Museum, 2pm - Have tea with the notorious Titanic's "Unsinkable Molly Brown"! Enjoy a variety of teas and pastries, and take your cup and saucer home as a souvenir! Reservations recommended.
- Clemens' Christmas - Mark Twain Museum Gallery, 2pm - Learn about Christmas in the Clemens household at the Mark Twain Boyhood Home & Museum.
- Music, Marshmallows and Mistletoeat the Y-Men's Pavilion, 5-8pm - Warm up by the fire and roast yourself a marshmallow as you enjoy storytelling and live music.
- Carriage rides along decorated Main Street - Catch the carriage for a festive horse-drawn sleigh ride down Main Street!
- Christmas at the Mark Twain Cave- from noon - 4pm - Enjoy wine pairings with sweet treats at Cave Hollow West Winery.
For more information on the Honor Tree, Hannibal’s Hometown Christmas or Hannibal and its attractions, visit www.VisitHannibal.com or call 573-221-2477.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE– November 15, 2012
Contact: Jennifer Foster, Parade Chairman (573) 231-2630
Adrienne Abright, Hannibal Jaycees Public Relations (573) 248-5033
Hannibal Jaycees Christmas Parade Will Collect Toys for Needy Children
The Hannibal Jaycees will hold their annual Christmas parade on Saturday, December 1st. The theme this year is “O, Christmas Tree.” The Jaycees hold this event each year in the hopes of making some child’s dream come true. This year’s toy collection will benefit the Douglass Community Center’s Adopt-A-Family Program, with help from Toys for Tots & Dollar General. The parade will start at 10th & Broadway in downtown Hannibal at 6:00pm. Check-in is at the top of Broadway in the Save-A-Lot parking lot. The entry fee for the parade is one new, unwrapped toy donation.
Once again, the Hannibal Jaycees would like this to be a great success! Anyone may participate in the annual parade; however, we ask NO SANTAS, PLEASE. We only allow one Santa in our parade. You can give back to your community by bringing a new, unwrapped toy donation. Whether as a bystander or as a participant in the parade, Santa will be happy to greet you and accept your charitable donation. Just holler, “Santa!” and he will be there!
Visit our website, www.hannibaljaycees.org, and click on “Christmas Parade” or on the Santa for an entry form. This can be mailed to PO Box 484 / Hannibal, MO 63401. We also will be taking entries during check-in for the parade in the Save-A-Lot parking lot. Don’t forget your new toy donation! For questions, please contact parade chairman Jennifer Foster by calling 573-231-2630 or emailing This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .
50 MILES OF ART
Fall Studio and Gallery Tour
November 3-4, 2012
Hannibal, Louisiana, Clarksville
Info: www.50MilesOfArt.com
NEWS RELEASE
Hannibal. MO – Fall is the perfect time to take a drive on scenic Route 79 between Hannibal, Louisiana and Clarksville. Adding to the reasons to take a day trip or make a full weekend of it is the 50 Miles of Art Fall Studio and Gallery Tour on Saturday and Sunday November 3 and 4.
The Fall Tour is a great opportunity to visit all three communities to enjoy the artist and artisan galleries, studios, and specialty shops. Each community has its own special personality, talented artists and artisans, and tour offerings. There will be special events, demonstrations, and gallery receptions.
For a list of participating galleries and studios, go to 50MilesOfArt.com and click on the Studio Tours link for a map and participant list for each of the three communities.
For more information on the 50 Miles of Art Studio and Gallery Tour, visit ww.50MilesOfArt. Be sure to click on the Studio Tours link for a map of each community which lists the participating artists and artisans for the tour.
Contact: Brenda Beck Fisher 573-221-6545 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
For more information:
Michael Gaines, Executive Director, Hannibal Arts Council, 573-221-6545 or email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Hannibal Concert Association
Presents
The Hunts
Monday, October 29, 2012
7:30 p.m.
Hannibal LaGrange University, Roland Fine Arts Center
NEWS RELEASE
Hannibal, MO - The Hannibal Concert Association will present the Clint and Sandy Hunt and their seven children, The Hunts, for their second concert of the 2012-2013 HCA Season. The Hunts will perform at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, October 29 at the Roland Fine Arts Center on the campus of HLGU.
The Hunts performances feature champion fiddling, a percussive blend of world-ranked Irish step dancing and drums, original compositions, soaring piano melodies, acoustic and electric guitar accompaniment and beautiful vocal harmonies. Jessi and Jenni (22), Josh (20), Jonathan (19), Jordan (17), Justin (15), and JJ (14) will capture your hearts, just as they did Queen Elizabeth’s when she visited the U.S.
Without a season ticket, tickets are $20 for adults and $5 for students. Tickets will be available at the door. There is still time to purchase HCA season tickets for savings on the remaining four concerts in the season. For more information about the Hunts concert or purchasing season tickets go to hannibalarts.com and click on the Hannibal Concert Association icon.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
For more information:
Michael Gaines, Executive Director, Hannibal Arts Council, 573-221-6545 or email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
CALENDAR LISTING
Hannibal Concert Association presents
Take Me Home: The Music of John Denver
Starring Jim Curry
Friday, September 14, 2012, 7:30 p.m.
Hannibal LaGrange University, Roland Fine Arts Center
NEWS RELEASE
Hannibal, MO - The Hannibal Concert Association will present the first and only full-length John Denver tribute ever to headline in Las Vegas as its first concert of the 2012-2013 HCA Season. Jim Curry will present Take Me Home: the Music of John Denver at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, September 14 at the Roland Fine Arts Center on the campus of HLGU.
Tribute artist Jim Curry, whose voice was heard in the CBS-TV movie Take Me Home: The John Denver Story, has performed Denver’s music in sold out shows throughout the country and has emerged as today’s top performer of Denver’s vast legacy of multi-platinum hits. Curry’s uncanny ability to mirror John’s voice and clean-cut look takes you back to the time when “Rocky Mountain High” “Sunshine” “Calypso” and “Annie’s Song” topped the charts, and his popular music had the heartfelt message of caring for the earth and caring for each other.
Without a season ticket, tickets are $20 for adults and $5 for students. Tickets will be available at the door. There is still time to purchase HCA season tickets for savings on all five concerts in the season. For more information about the Jim Curry concert or purchasing season tickets go to hannibalarts.com and click on the Hannibal Concert Association icon.
August 17, 2012
NEWS RELEASE
Story / Contact: Carolyn Carpenter, Director of Public Relations, 573.629.3116
HLGU ANNOUNCES GRAND OPENING
OF ROLAND LIBRARY
Hannibal, MO–Hannibal-LaGrange University invites the public to the grand opening of its new Roland Library. This open house event, for Hannibal and the surrounding communities, will take place on Friday, August 24, from Noon to 6:00 pm.
“The community is invited to come out and see the completed library. Back in April, at the dedication, the shelves were empty and the classrooms and walls were bare,” stated Julie Andresen, HLGU Roland Library Director. “This facility will not only benefit our students but also the people in Hannibal as well as the surrounding communities.” In addition to being able to enjoy all the books, periodicals, and journals, the new “Fireside Café” coffee shop will also be open. This new addition to the HLGU campus will proudly serve Starbucks coffee along with a variety of fresh baked items.
The new 20,000 sq. ft. library is named in honor of Dr. E. Earl Roland. Dr. Roland is a 1941 graduate of Hannibal-LaGrange and a long-time supporter of the University. Amenities of the new handicapped-accessible library facility include a multimedia-equipped computer classroom, computer lab, private and group study rooms, audio and video editing stations, children’s reading area, and added space for expanded print and audiovisual collections
August 10 - September 5
ORiGINALE WINNERS & FIVE FABULOUS FEMMES
Opening Reception: Saturday, August 11 * 5-8 p.m.
Hannibal Arts Council, 105 S. Main St.
Gallery Hours: Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturdays 11 a.m.-2 p.m. The HAC gallery is closed on Tuesdays and Sundays.
NEWS RELEASE
Eight artists to be featured at HAC
Hannibal, MO – Eight artists join forces for two exhibits on display at the Hannibal Arts Council from August 10 to September 5. The ORiGINALE Winners exhibit features artists Stephen Schisler and Deidre Klassen and the Five Fabulous Femmes exhibit features Martha Mudd Adrian, Mary Beth Baudendistel, Shala Dryden, Kathy Kroeger and Marghie Young. The exhibits are sponsored by the Hannibal Arts Council, Hannibal Art Club and the Missouri Arts Council, a state agency.
The public is invited to attend the opening reception 5-8 p.m. on Saturday, August 11 at the Hannibal Arts Council, 105 S. Main St. The opening reception music will be provided by singer/songwriter/musician Kori Caswell. In a partnership created with Golden Eagle Distributing featured beverages for the opening reception will be Stella Artois, Spirit Knob Winery Bluff Breeze and Black Oak Pinot Noir.
“The HAC Gallery Committee has worked so hard to develop a 2012 gallery schedule that includes a broad range of creativity,” said Michael Gaines, HAC director. “Five Fabulous Femmes brings together five talented female artists who were all born in Hannibal and celebrates their broad and diverse creative styles, while the ORiGINALE Winners exhibit features two local artists who are Best of Show winners in last Fall’s Hannibal Art Club exhibit and competition.”
Hannibal Arts Council gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays. The HAC gallery is closed on Tuesdays and Sundays.
For more information on the current exhibit and other HAC programs contact the Hannibal Arts Council at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. , 573-221-6545 or visit them on the web at hannibalarts.com.
PRESS RELEASE - for immediate release
July 19, 2012
Contact: Gail Bryant, 573.221.2477
HANNIBAL UNVEILS NEW BRAND
HANNIBAL MO - Today marks a very special day in the city of Hannibal as their new brand is unveiled. From the conclusion of an ongoing effort that has been almost a year in the making, this endeavor is the result of research, hard-work and collaboration with the goal of establishing consistency and building equity in promoting our community.
Last fall, the Hannibal Convention & Visitors Bureau utilized the H2R Research Agency, a professional market research company, to carry out a market assessment study of Hannibal. The results revealed the perception of Hannibal was generally favorable; but Hannibal had no distinct identity in the minds of the respondents in this study.
“Today we will introduce an identifiable solution to an issue that was brought to light in the research. The establishment of Hannibal’s brand gives us that distinct identity. To us - the residents of the Hannibal community - we will always be “America’s Hometown.” The brand establishes consistency and advances our message that we are a premier tourism destination!”
“This brand is more than a logo; it is more than a ‘tourism’ effort. It is a community-wide, collaborative brand that builds equity among all businesses, and establishes consistency in our message of all of the entities that utilize it. Establishing a brand, and maintaining the integrity of the Mark, allows all Hannibal businesses to reap the benefits of brand reinforcement; a consistent identity that allows the reach of everyone’s message to be exponentially increased. Also, reiterating ‘top-of-mind’ awareness that every business, tourism destination, and city strive to do; this collective Hannibal brand gives our community that edge,” announced by the Hannibal Convention & Visitors Bureau Director, Gail Bryant, today at a press conference.
It is now our privilege to present to you – the new Hannibal logo and tagline.
We would like to invite all of you to support our efforts by incorporating this Mark into your print media, electronic media and digital marketing plans to accelerate the communication of our message, world-wide.
For more information, please contact the Hannibal Convention & Visitors Bureau by calling 573.221.2477.
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July 5, 2012
HANNIBAL, Mo. - What started as a gift to the Mark Twain Home Foundation, the Van Swearingen house is near completion and ready for viewing thanks to collaboration from Hannibal organizations.
The historic preservation trades class at Hannibal High School, led by Bob Yapp of Preservation Resources, Inc., restored and upgraded the house throughout the course of two years.
The Van Swearingen house now has a modern kitchen, first-floor deck and second floor porch with a view of the Mississippi River.
Community partners of this project will host an open house from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 21 at 322 North St. to showcase students' work.
The house was built around 1844 by Thomas Van Swearingen, a local attorney, and was donated to the Mark Twain Home Foundation by Martin Zehr and Susan Ikazaki.
This project was made possible by partnerships with Preservation Resources Inc., BASF, Hannibal National Bank, Mark Twain Association of Realtors, Linda Clark, the George H. Riedel Private Foundation, Hannibal Homestore, Sutherlands, Lowes and John Michael Originals.
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Additional Info, Interviews or Photos Available
Contact: Brenda Beck Fisher 573-221-6545 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Hannibal Celebrates 36th Annual Folklife Festival
NEWS RELEASE
Hannibal, MO - The Hannibal Arts Council will host the 36th Annual Autumn Historic Folklife Festival on Saturday and Sunday, October 20 and 21 on Hannibal’s Historic Main Street. Festival hours are from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday.
The two-day festival features artists, artisans and craftsmen demonstrating and selling handmade traditional arts and fine crafts, strolling and street musicians, a wide array of great festival foods, a children’s area, Farmer’s Market, cider fresh from the apple press, a wine tasting area, and a warm atmosphere for everyone.
Attendees can expect to see weaving and spinning, pottery throwing, candle making, leather workers, furniture making, carving, jewelry making, painting and drawing, and a variety of other traditional arts & fine crafts. Over 80 exhibitors will have unique, handmade products for sale.
Entertainment includes a full schedule of local and regional musicians sharing their talents in the unique Folklife Festival environment of strolling and street performances. There is also a hymn sing on Sunday morning.
Delicious food choices are a favorite and assist 20 local community organizations with funds for their year-round programs and services. Foods being served include: kettle corn, chicken –n- noodles, bread pudding, turkey legs, root beer and cider, and many other edibles made on-site.
The Folklife Festival is sponsored by the Hannibal Arts Council. For further information on the Autumn Historic Folklife Festival contact the Hannibal Arts Council at 573-221-6545, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. , or via hannibalarts.com.
For Immediate Release
Hannibal Arts Council
FIRST FRIDAY ART ADVENTURE
CALENDAR LISTING
FIRST FRIDAY ART ADVENTURE for children ages 6-12
Krazy Kaleidoscopes and Patriotic Crafts
Easy kaleidoscope, firework flowers and rhythm rousers
Friday, July 6
4-6 p.m.
Hannibal Arts Council, 105 S. Main St.
$5 per child
Registrations are encouraged but not required: 573-221-6545 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
NEWS RELEASE
Hannibal, MO - The Hannibal Arts Council Children’s Committee will host their July First Friday Art Adventure from 4-6 p.m. on Friday, July 6 on the sidewalk in front of the Hannibal Arts Council, 105 S. Main St. If the weather is too warm, the event will be held inside. This month’s event is a “stop by” event. Participants maybe arrive anytime between 4 and 6 p.m. to create their projects.
The July theme is Krazy Kaleidoscopes and Patriotic Crafts and participants will create three projects: a prism-effect kaleidoscope, watercolor flowers made with coffee filters and a harmonica style noisemaker made with craft sticks and rubber bands. In addition to the projects participants will enjoy a special snack of freezer pops and view the current HAC exhibit Kaleidoscopes which features one-of-a-kind kaleidoscopes and handmade kaleidoscope quilts.
Children ages 6 to 12 are invited to attend. Special for July is the cost for the workshop, which is $5 per child for HAC members and non-members (regularly $10 for non-members). Registrations are encouraged but not required for this month’s event. To register, contact the Hannibal Arts Council at 573-221-6545 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .
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Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – contact Bill Fisher, 573-248-8810
May 2, 2012
The Missouri State Knights of Columbus Horseshoe Board of Directors has named Good Shepherd Council 907 in Hannibal, as host for the 2012 State KC Horseshoe Tournament. The dates of the tournament are August 17, 18 and 19, 2012. “It is a great showing of honor and confidence by the State Board in awarding the tournament to Good Shepherd Council. Our history of hosting the tournament, our atmosphere of hospitality and our great facility make Hannibal a premier location for holding this tournament. Bill Fisher was named as tournament chair and John Pierceall as co-chair of the event. We have already inaugurated planning for the event”, says Kenny Buckman, Grand Knight of Good Shepherd Council.
The tournament will be held next to the Hannibal Inn. Over the summer, the designated area will be transformed into the site of the year for the tournament. With over 100 pits being place, large concession tents will be setup, and a communication center put into place. The tournament will begin at 9a.m. Saturday morning; mass will be held on the Saturday evening on the site location and the tournament concludes with trophy rounds Sunday afternoon.
“As we progress towards this event, I would like to thank the Hannibal Inn, Gail Bryant Hannibal Tourism Director, and the City of Hannibal for their cooperation with this event. Without them, this would be a difficult event to host,” says John Pierceall, tournament co-chair.
“Good Shepherd Council previously hosted this tournament in 1994. We expect around 600 teams from across the State of Missouri to participate. Many participants will also bring their families, which increase the number of visitors to approximately 3000 to Hannibal. The economic impact for Hannibal is tremendous. That’s a lot of hungry people looking for dinner and a place to sleep.” states Bill Fisher, tournament chairman.
Good Shepherd Council 907 is one of the oldest Knights of Columbus Council in the State of Missouri, receiving its charter August 10, 1910. More information on the tournament is available by contacting Bill Fisher at 573-248-8810. To purchase an advertisement for the State booklet given to each participant call John Ortwerth at 573-795-1802. For more information, visit our website at www.kofc907.com or the Hannibal Convention & Visitors Bureau at www.VisitHannibal.com.
Release: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Date: April 2, 2012
Contact: Hannibal Convention & Visitors Bureau
Gail Bryant, Director
505 N. 3rd St.
Hannibal, MO 63401
Email:
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Phone: (573) 221-2477
Fax: (573) 221-6999
Hannibal Convention & Visitors Bureau to Host Prospective Volunteer Breakfast
Do you like meeting new people and sharing your passion for Hannibal? Perhaps you enjoy behind-the-scenes work designed to give visitors to Hannibal a better experience? The Hannibal Convention & Visitors Bureau is looking for volunteers, both for welcoming visitors and for the important prep work that is vital to the visitor’s experience. If you have at least 4 hours per week to give during the summer season, the Hannibal Convention & Visitors Bureau would like to invite you to an informative Volunteer Breakfast on Thursday, April 19th at 9:00 a.m. at the Hannibal Convention & Visitors Bureau, 505 North 3rd St. Enjoy breakfast and learn more about the variety of volunteer opportunities. Reservations are not required, but are appreciated and can be made by calling 573-221-2477 or send an email to
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Release: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Date: March 19, 2012
Contact: Hannibal Convention & Visitors Bureau
Gail Bryant, Director
505 N. 3rd St.
Hannibal, MO 63401
Email:
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Phone: (573) 221-2477
Fax: (573) 221-6999
Hannibal Representatives Support Missouri Tourism Efforts
Missouri Travel Council members served up Missouri Tourism to lawmakers and officials to underline the importance of state funding to the Missouri Division of Tourism in early March. Representatives from Hannibal included: Hannibal Convention & Visitors Bureau staff Gail Bryant, Director and Megan Rapp, Assistant Director & Group Sales Manager; Mark Twain Cave owner Linda Coleberd, and Native American Trading Company owner Mike O’Cheltree. Again, Capitol Days was a huge success. Thousands of pancakes were served to lawmakers and their staff, and many legislators took part in "flipping" pancakes in the Capitol Rotunda. Most importantly, it was an opportunity for tourism industry representatives to tell their story to legislators about how important the tourism industry is to the state’s economy.
Representatives from the tourism industry visited their local representatives’ offices while at the capitol, asking for their support to Tourism. Tourism is a vital part of Missouri’s economy, providing 627 million dollars in state tax revenues and employing over 279,599 Missouri workers. Tourism industry representatives emphasized to legislators that for every dollar invested in the Missouri Division of Tourism budget, the state of Missouri receives $3.22 back in state tax revenues, making tourism one of the departments that generates revenue for the state’s general fund, which in turn provides funds for other state funded programs.
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