RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- North Carolina has made the record books for many things, especially the aftermath of hurricanes, like Helene and Debby in 2024, and it hasn't stopped the flow of travelers ...

North Carolina had a huge tourism year in 2025, with visitors spending a record $37.2 billion and giving the state's economy, jobs, and tax savings a major boost after Hurricane Helene recovery.

On May 7, Governor Josh Stein announced that North Carolina had set a new tourism record in 2024, with travelers spending more than $36.7 billion on trips to and within the state. Additionally, North ...

Spending on travel and tourism has reached record levels statewide and locally, according to figures released during National ...

THE DEATH REMAINS UNDER INVESTIGATION. NORTH CAROLINA GOVERNOR JOSH STEIN IS ENCOURAGING MORE TOURISM TO RETURN TO WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA, AS PART OF AN INITIATIVE CALLED REDISCOVER THE UNFORGETTABLE.

When it comes to North Carolina’s most famous mountain towns, Asheville reigns supreme, and it makes sense-that stunning Blue ...

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — This Labor Day, tourism is up in North Carolina but the related labor force is down. Fewer people are choosing to work in tourism since the COVID-19 pandemic. “North Carolina ...

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Tourists spent a record $37.2 billion in North Carolina last year, the governor's office said Thursday.

Eric Church is continuing to do what he can to help put his home state of North Carolina back together after Hurricane Helene tore through it in September 2024. The country singer's 2009 song ...

North Carolina set a new tourism spending record in 2025, with visitors spending more than $37.2 billion on trips to and ...

Relief workers remove mud from the entrance of the Grand Bohemian Hotel in the Biltmore Village across from the Biltmore Estate in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene on October 1, 2024 in Asheville.