Marysville Tourism Grant Program Now Accepting Applications for 2025 Funding

Marysville, WALocal News

The City of Marysville is now accepting applications for its Tourism Grant Program, which is funded by the Hotel/Motel tax and aims to promote local tourism initiatives for the year 2025. Applications must be submitted by 4:30 p. m. on October 4, 2024, via online, mail, or delivered in person to the Marysville Civic Center. The city's Hotel/Motel tax is generated from overnight stays at five local hotels, providing a financial foundation for the program.

A Tourism Committee reviews all applications, prioritizing projects that enhance Marysville's appeal as a visitor destination. Eligible projects can range from sporting events and festivals to trade shows and arts performances. Applicants are encouraged to demonstrate a robust marketing plan and to track visitor origins, as projects that occur during the off-season may receive additional points. To prepare for application, potential applicants should consult Washington State RCW 67. 28, which outlines the proper use of these funds.

The program not only invests in tourism promotion but also ensures that there are viable offerings for the visitors attracted to the city.

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