Robert Celt
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If there's one thing Las Vegas wants to do — it's attract more tourists.
Even with 42 million visitors last year, the question always remains how to get that number even higher.
The answer might lie in a new industry known as cannabis tourism. That's right — travel options that center around marijuana-friendly businesses communities.
And one of the first cannabis tourism companies in the world is located right here in Las Vegas.
The CEO of The Travel Joint, Brannon Zimbelman, joins KNPR to talk about the industry and what it could mean for Nevada.
News Moderator: Robert Celt 420 MAGAZINE ®
Full Article: Could Nevada One Day Lead The Cannabis Tourism Industry?
Author: Rachel Christiansen
Contact: Nevada Public Radio
Photo Credit: Associated Press
Website: Nevada Public Radio
Even with 42 million visitors last year, the question always remains how to get that number even higher.
The answer might lie in a new industry known as cannabis tourism. That's right — travel options that center around marijuana-friendly businesses communities.
And one of the first cannabis tourism companies in the world is located right here in Las Vegas.
The CEO of The Travel Joint, Brannon Zimbelman, joins KNPR to talk about the industry and what it could mean for Nevada.
News Moderator: Robert Celt 420 MAGAZINE ®
Full Article: Could Nevada One Day Lead The Cannabis Tourism Industry?
Author: Rachel Christiansen
Contact: Nevada Public Radio
Photo Credit: Associated Press
Website: Nevada Public Radio
