Nevada § 231.8155 Formation of councils on tourism; production of promotional films; dissemination of information

Nevada Statutes

§ 231.8155 — Formation of councils on tourism; production of promotional films; dissemination of information

Nevada § 231.8155

Title 18STATE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

Ch. 231Economic

Division of Tourism

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 231.8155 (2026).

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In addition to its other duties, the Division of Tourism may:

1.Form a statewide council or regional councils on tourism, whose members include representatives from businesses, trade associations and governmental agencies, to provide for exchange of information and coordination of programs on travel and tourism.

2.Produce or cooperate in the production of promotional films which are suitable for broadcasting on television and presenting to organizations involved in travel or tourism.

3.Establish an office or offices which, by brochure, telephone, press release, videotape and other means, disseminate information on cultural, sporting, recreational and other special events, activities and facilities in the different parts of the State which will attract tourists from inside or outside the

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In addition to its other duties, the Division of Tourism may:
1. Form a statewide council or regional councils on tourism, whose members include representatives from businesses, trade associations and governmental agencies, to provide for exchange of information and coordination of programs on travel and tourism.
2. Produce or cooperate in the production of promotional films which are suitable for broadcasting on television and presenting to organizations involved in travel or tourism.
3. Establish an office or offices which, by brochure, telephone, press release, videotape and other means, disseminate information on cultural, sporting, recreational and other special events, activities and facilities in the different parts of the State which will attract tourists from inside or outside the State.