National Park Service Partners With Southeast Tourism Society

July 27, 2020 - Washington, DC

The National Park Service and the Southeast Tourism Society have solidified their partnership with the signing of a new general agreement, pledging to work together to manage tourism to parks, affiliated areas, and communities in a sustainable manner compatible with resource conservation, economic resilience, and community livability. Tourism plays a vital role in communities across the southeast, providing economic benefits while celebrating and supporting the conservation of culture, heritage, and the environment. Parks, public lands, and affiliated sites are key drivers of tourism for many communities, and proactive collaboration among park managers, community leaders, and the private sector is important for balancing tourism and visitation with conservation and resource protection. Read the article on the NPS website…

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