Taxes; certain military museums qualify as destination marketing organizations and private sector nonprofit organizations; provide
Senate Date Signed by Governor
Summary
The bill revises the definition of "tourism product development" to specifically cover military museums, allowing them to qualify for tourism‑related funding and promotion. It also outlines how local governments can change the private nonprofit that markets their tourism, conventions, and trade shows, requiring review by the Hotel Motel Tax Performance Review Board. The changes add oversight procedures, quarterly board meetings, and a formal complaint and notification process.
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