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In Washington County, Tennessee, significant developments are underway following the introduction of a lodging tax designed to bolster local tourism. After its approval by the Washington County Commission in 2024, this tax applies to hotels, motels, and short-term rental accommodations. On Monday evening, the commission decided to reinvest almost $200,000 from this tax revenue back into the community’s tourism sector. Brenda Whitson, the head of the Johnson City Convention & Visitors Bureau, shared insights with News […] about the decision and its potential impact.

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