Sanctuary Cities: Why Destination Organizations Must Pay Attention
Legislation on sanctuary cities has the potential to negatively impact our industry. More and more, travel is being used as a political weapon by advocacy groups, politicians and others on both sides of the political divide. Issues such as sanctuary cities which are very polarizing in the current political environment are the ones most likely to cause concern for our industry.
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