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Jul 7, 2020 · Several of California’s 58 counties are still effectively closed to travel, and Newsom’s July 1 rollbacks curtailed most tourism activity in 19 others. Many regional public health orders ...
Jun 12, 2020 · Santa Cruz County and Monterey County are officially reopening to tourists today, Friday, June 12. Both counties are full of outdoor attractions perfect to ease cautiously back into travel. Plus, the regions are easy weekend getaways or even day trips from much of the San Francisco Bay Area.
California’s visitor spending number remained just 69% of the record-setting levels recorded in 2019, before the pandemic lockdown and subsequent waves of government restrictions. Only one of California’s 58 counties – rural Trinity County in northwest California - recorded visitor spending that exceeded its 2019 mark.
Apr 29, 2022 · Visitor spending in 2021 rose by 46% over 2020 to $100.2 billion and tourism jobs grew slowly, rising by 6.4%. Tourism revenue to state and local governments increase by a third — to $9.8 ...
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Media Contact: Angie Pappas Director of Public Relations apappas@visitcalifornia.com 530-218-8596. International travel, California’s No. 1 export, is poised to roar back in California after the U.S. announced a timeline to reopen its borders to vaccinated visitors. The announcement has ignited a surge in travel searches and bookings ...
May 19, 2023 · This indicates that the jagged tourism recovery seen a year ago across California is leveling out. Tourism spending in 20 of the state’s 58 counties recovered enough in 2022 to exceed pre-pandemic levels. The economic impact report release coincides with California Tourism Month this May.
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Spending exceeded 2019 levels in 34 out of 58 counties. Three of California’s four international gateways – San Diego, Orange and Los Angeles counties – exceeded 2019 travel spending levels, while San Francisco was 97.2% recovered.
