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NK <br />2 MISSIOriSTAIEMENT <br />An Orange County Visitor Development Authority would be a county -wide, not - for - profit, umbrella <br />organization formed by local government and the visitor industry to attract and serve visitors to <br />Orange County. It will enhance and promote the social, cultural, and economic benefits of visitors to <br />Orange County, including increased county revenue, new jobs, and a better quality of life. <br />• Generate positive awareness of Orange County as a destination for pleasure and business visitors. <br />• Stimulate interest and desire in groups and individuals to visit Orange County. <br />• Increase the extent and length of stay of visitors to Orange County. <br />• Provide a liaison between visitors and the facilities, services, events, activities, agencies and <br />organizations that serve and satisfy them. <br />• Develop market research and target descriptions of existing and prospective visitors to guide and <br />measure new marketing activities for the Orange County visitor industry. <br />• Generate positive community awareness of Orange County visitors and provide opportunities for <br />county -wide support and participation. <br />• Provide a vehicle to merge resources from private business, government agencies, non - profit <br />organizations and individuals into a cohesive, county -wide effort to market Orange County as a <br />visitor destination. <br />4 REL&IED VTSMQR.EACTS <br />• Chapel Hill dedicates approximately $I7,500 or 7% of its hotel -motel occupancy tax to visitor <br />services. The average across the state is 50 - 100%. An average of $250,000 is collected annually <br />from this tax. Where it is directly reinvested in visitor services/ tourism, the economic impact is <br />five dollars generated for every dollar invested. <br />• $7.8 million will be spent in Orange County by the end of July 1991 by visitors for events of the <br />NCHAA and the Junior Olympics in track. <br />• If every visitor for home college football games stayed an extra night or spent another $47, it would <br />generate over $200,000 in occupancy and sales taxes. <br />• Over 35,000 prospective undergraduate and graduate students visit UNC each year. Most cluster <br />their visits around several schools in the area and travel with friends and parents. <br />• The Chapel Hill- Carrboro and Hillsborough Chambers of Commerce average 3,000 visitor <br />information requests per month. <br />• There are approximately 12 million visitors to Orange County annually generating $72 million in <br />sales revenues. <br />
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