Chamber to Participate in Tourism Advocacy Day April 24 in Hartford

Eastern CT – The Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut has announced its participation in Tourism Advocacy Day on April 24 in Hartford. The event is hosted by the Connecticut Tourism Coalition and will begin at 10 am in the Old Judiciary Room in the State Capitol building. Participants will attend meetings with House and Senate leaders and their individual representatives to lobby on behalf of tourism in Connecticut.
 
“Tourism supports tens of thousands of jobs in our state,” said Tony Sheridan, President and CEO of the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut. “We believe it is important that legislators hear directly from those impacted by cuts to the tourism budget.”
 
Joshua’s Limousine Service will provide a coach bus which will pick participants up from the Waterford Crystal Mall at 8:30 a.m. They will return at approximately 2 p.m.
 
Tourism industry workers such as chefs, wait staff and those in hospitality are encouraged to come in uniform and ride up with the Chamber of Commerce to Hartford.
 
For additional information on tourism related support, contact Cara MacDonald at CMacdonald@ChamberECT.com.

About the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut:
The Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut is a collaborative of business and community leaders dedicated to securing and enhancing the economic vitality of eastern Connecticut. The Chamber works to create value for its members and the region by providing forums for business networking, leadership and discussions of issues that affect the region; providing opportunities for members to showcase their products, services and accomplishments; helping small businesses succeed through educational programs; and working to reduce the costs of doing business in Connecticut.  For more information, visit www.ChamberECT.com.