What Houston Tourism Needs Most

The Bay Area Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau headed to Austin recently, testifying to Texas state reps about the positive impact of cultural heritage tourism. Pictured: Texas Historical Commission commissioner August Harris, THC executive director Mark Wolfe, THC chair Matthew Kreisle, Brazosport Area CVC director Edith Fischer, Bay Area Houston CVB prez Pam Summers, Deer Park Chamber prez Tim Culp, and Texas Independence Trail Region executive director Seneca McAdams at their presentation.

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