Tennessee SB2283 amends tourism-related statutes to reduce the required duration of residency for certain tourism-related licenses from ninety days.
Tennessee SB2283 modifies several sections of the Tennessee Code concerning tourism. It changes the required residency period for certain tourism-related licenses from ninety days to sixty days. This amendment aims to streamline the licensing process for tourism-related activities, potentially making it easier for individuals to obtain necessary permits. The act becomes effective immediately upon becoming law.
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