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Buncombe tourism surge seen for start of ‘25

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From Staff Reports  Overall, “attractions” in Buncombe County (especially around Asheville) — “post-Helene — saw a 4 percent jump from pre-Helene levels, now at 18 percent,” it was announced during the Feb. 26 meeting of the TDA, Asheville television station WLOS (News 13) reported on Feb. 26. In summarizing the meeting, News 13 added, “Since Helene, economic stability has been low; as Buncombe County heads into its tourism season, it is importa…
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Buncombe tourism surge seen for start of ‘25

From Staff Reports  Overall, “attractions” in Buncombe County (especially around Asheville) — “post-Helene — saw a 4 percent jump from pre-Helene levels, now at 18 percent,” it was announced during the Feb. 26 meeting of the TDA, Asheville television station WLOS (News 13) reported on Feb. 26. In summarizing the meeting, News 13 added, “Since Helene, economic stability has been low; as Buncombe County heads into its tourism season, it is importa…

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