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Bill Aimed at Promoting Music Tourism in U.S. Signed Into Law by President Trump

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The law will require the assistant secretary of commerce for travel and tourism to come up with a plan to increase tourism across the United States.

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Bill Aimed at Promoting Music Tourism in U.S. Signed Into Law by President Trump
Chris Eggertsen · 10/15/2026, 12:15:25 AM
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