State Tourism Conference focuses on legislative impact

By: Katie Rufener

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WILMINGTON — The North Carolina Governor’s Conference on Tourism continued at the Wilmington Convention Center Monday, with discussions on how legislative decisions impact the state’s tourism industry.

Every year the Tar Heel state draws vacationers from around the world. Secretary of Commerce Sharon Decker shared what she feels travel and tourist professionals need to do to continue to bring vacationers to our state.

“We have so much to offer. If you’re a mountain person, if you’re a river person, if you’re an ocean person, if you’re a golf person, we have some of everything. So, there’s no reason why somebody should come to North

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