Pennsylvania HB1852 amends the Tourism Promotion Fund to allocate hotel occupancy tax revenue for tourism promotion and arts grants.

HB1852 modifies the Tourism Promotion Fund to allocate hotel occupancy tax revenue for tourism promotion and arts grants. Specifically, it mandates that ten million dollars be allocated for tourism promotion, sixty-five percent of the remaining funds for tourism promotion, ten percent for the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, and twenty-five percent for the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts. The bill also restricts the use of funds for tourism promotion and marketing operations, special events, or grants until guidelines are published.

Pennsylvania HB1852 amends the Tourism Promotion Fund to allocate hotel occupancy tax revenue for tourism promotion and arts grants.

HB1852 modifies the Tourism Promotion Fund to allocate hotel occupancy tax revenue for tourism promotion and arts grants. Specifically, it mandates that ten million dollars be allocated for tourism promotion, sixty-five percent of the remaining funds for tourism promotion, ten percent for the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, and twenty-five percent for the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts. The bill also restricts the use of funds for tourism promotion and marketing operations, special events, or grants until guidelines are published.