Visit California urges LA tourism support after wildfires

Visit California urges LA tourism support after wildfires to support its tourism industry in order to aid in the city’s rehabilitation

In her remarks about the Los Angeles flames’ aftermath, Caroline Beteta, President & CEO of Visit California, emphasized the profound effects on the city’s residents and communities. She thanked first responders and commended the collaborative efforts of Angelenos, from volunteers and neighborhood eateries to the state’s tourism sector, which has given evacuees hotel discounts and donations. Beteta emphasized California’s tenacity and solidarity during trying times.

Beteta encouraged everyone to come Los Angeles and support its tourism industry in order to aid in the city’s rehabilitation. The area is still lively and friendly, with more than 98% of Los Angeles County unaffected by the fires. Tourism is essential to the survival of affected towns and companies, providing a lifeline to locals whose livelihoods depend on it.

Los Angeles still has its famous attractions, including the Hollywood Sign, Universal Studios Hollywood, Santa Monica Pier, Getty Villa, and Griffith Observatory, she told prospective tourists. These famous sites are still standing and open to visitors, ready to provide them unforgettable experiences. LA’s passion and allure as a top international destination have not lessened in spite of recent difficulties.

In her closing remarks, Beteta urged travelers to help rekindle the tourist industry in Los Angeles by organizing trips. Visitors may make a significant contribution to LA’s recovery process and guarantee the city’s continued success as the center of California tourism by patronizing neighborhood businesses and immersing themselves in the city’s distinctive culture.

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