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Welcome!
Tennessee is known for its great hospitality and we at the Tennessee Hospitality Association (TnHA) are proud to be the advocacy voice and source of information and education for the lodging and dining establishments in Tennessee.
At TnHA, it's our goal to provide the most effective support of this important industry for all hospitality related businesses. We continuously strive to be the strongest resource possible to our members and all of those businesses associated with hospitality and tourism in Tennessee.
Our Members Include...
Over 235 Tennessee Lodging properties, 600 Restaurants, 110 Attractions, CVB's, Chambers, Convention Centers, and Universities. Additionally, we have over 175 Preferred Vendor members having hospitality related businesses that support our industry
Hospitality Industry Fast Facts
- Tennessee tourism generates an economic impact of over $14 billion annually
- More than 174,900 Tennesseans are employed in the state's tourism industry
- Payroll generated by direct travel spending reached $5.2 billion in 2010
The hospitality industry provides important business revenue, jobs, and tax dollars, and without the hospitality industry, either significant tax increases or deep budget cuts would need to be made.
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