Raleigh Residents Invited to Discuss Tourism Growth at Spring Tourism Talk Live Event

In 2024, Raleigh and Wake County have seen a rise in tourism, thanks to various events and conventions. The Greater Raleigh Convention and Visitors Bureau (GRCVB) is wrapping up its fiscal year in June. They are inviting partners to their Spring Tourism Talk Live on May 23, 2024, at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences. This event will review the year's progress and discuss future plans.

Tourism Talk Live is a quarterly meeting by GRCVB. It aims to encourage partners to work together to boost tourism in Wake County. Partners can also share updates about their businesses or organizations, which could benefit others.

The next meeting will include a private session at the Nature Research Center's SECU DinoLab. Attendees can visit the Dueling Dinosaurs exhibit. Afterward, there will be refreshments and a GRCVB presentation at the William G. Ross Jr. Environmental Conference Center. Due to limited space, only 100 attendees can join.

The North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences and the SECU DinoLab are at 121 W. Jones St., Raleigh. Paid parking is available on the street, at 101 N. Wilmington St., or at the Green Square Parking Deck next to the Nature Research Center at 120 W. Edenton St.

The GRCVB invites all hospitality industry partners in Wake County to the Spring Tourism Talk Live. Registration closes on May 20, 2024, at 5 pm. The GRCVB is eager to discuss ways to boost tourism in the region at the museum.

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