Amends Tennessee Code to redefine tourism-related terms and establish criteria for regional tourism organizations.
The bill amends Tennessee Code to redefine terms such as "destination marketing organization," "tourism," "development district," and "regional tourism organization." It specifies that regional tourism organizations must be nonprofit entities or governmental units responsible for attracting tourists through promotion or development efforts. The Department of Tourist Development must confirm these organizations annually and ensure they operate under the department's supervision.
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