AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoNashville Tourism Boost: Nashville is planning to pour about $60 million into Super Bowl LXIV with hopes of a bigger return than any prior city event, citing major spending on safety, transport, staffing, and marketing plus an expected $386M in direct state spending. Music City Visitor Demand: CMA Fest is underway, and local coverage says it’s bringing a revenue lift to Nashville businesses as crowds roll in. Roads & Access for Travelers: Memphis’ Whitehaven business owners warn that years of Elvis Presley Boulevard construction could discourage investment, arguing tourism access is being hurt. Family-Friendly Upgrades: Lebanon’s Jimmy Floyd Family Center is moving ahead with a $3.7 million renovation that would replace aging racquetball space with expanded fitness, childcare-focused areas, and indoor pickleball. Outdoor Getaway Ideas: Savage Gulf State Park highlights two scenic stops—Laurel Falls and Great Stone Door—aimed at hikers and campers planning summer trips. Summer Safety Reminder: Tennessee tick prevention guidance urges campers and boaters to protect themselves as warmer weather increases tick activity.
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