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Ashland City Hall Tidbits by David Runkel, 3/10, Part 2, Chamber's Tourism Efforts Need to Increase, Ashland Not Recovering From COVID - The Ashland Chronicle-Oregon

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City Hall Tidbits by David Runkel 3/10/2025 Ashland Tourism – Still Not Recovered From Covid   Ashland’s tourism promotion efforts ran into some sharp questioning at last week’s City Council meeting after disappointing figures were presented on income from the Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) collected by the city’s motels, hotels, bed and breakfast inns and air B&B’s.   TOT income dropped during the 2024 fall and winter months from the previous ye…
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Ashland City Hall Tidbits by David Runkel, 3/10, Part 2, Chamber's Tourism Efforts Need to Increase, Ashland Not Recovering From COVID - The Ashland Chronicle-Oregon

City Hall Tidbits by David Runkel 3/10/2025 Ashland Tourism – Still Not Recovered From Covid   Ashland’s tourism promotion efforts ran into some sharp questioning at last week’s City Council meeting after disappointing figures were presented on income from the Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) collected by the city’s motels, hotels, bed and breakfast inns and air B&B’s.   TOT income dropped during the 2024 fall and winter months from the previous ye…

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