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Economic Impact of Travel in North Carolina Based on Visitor Spending


 

These county-by-county travel economic impact statistics are prepared annually by the Research Department of the Travel Industry Association of America (TIA) for the N.C. Department of Commerce’s Division of Tourism, Film and Sports Development.

 

In addition to the direct visitor spending estimates for all 100 NC counties, county level employment, payroll and tax revenues as a result of direct visitor spending are included.

 

This research was gathered using the  Travel Economic Impact Model (TEIM) Travel Economic Impact Model (TEIM).

 

To use this information in a press release or reference it in any way, the name of the study is “The Economic Impact Of Travel On North Carolina Counties.” The credit line should read: “This study was prepared for the North Carolina Division of Tourism, Film and Sports Development by the Travel Industry Association of America.”

2007 Economic Impact Report 2007 Economic Impact Report

 

2007 North Carolina county statistics in pdf reports:

2007 NC County Estimates by COUNTY.pdf 2007 NC County Estimates by COUNTY.pdf

2007 NC County Estimates by EXPENDITURES.pdf 2007 NC County Estimates by EXPENDITURES.pdf

2007 NC County Estimates by PERCENT CHANGE.pdf 2007 NC County Estimates by PERCENT CHANGE.pdf

2007 NC Estimates by Economic Development Region.pdf 2007 NC Estimates by Economic Development Region.pdf

 

Please note that the 2007 county level numbers are available in pdf format only at this time.

 
To view the statewide county statistics for North Carolina. 




To view the statistics for an individual county, please select the year and county below



or choose a region on the map to view a larger map of the counties.








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