American Music Tourism Act of 2025

# American Music Tourism Act of 2025 - Summary **What the Bill Does:** The American Music Tourism Act directs the federal government's National Travel and Tourism Office to actively promote travel to U.S. music festivals, concert venues, and other music-related attractions both to American citizens and international visitors. The bill also expands the office's existing role to include promoting international tourism to American sports and recreation events. Essentially, it makes music tourism a formal priority for federal tourism promotion efforts. **Who It Affects:** This bill primarily affects the tourism industry, music venues, festivals, and concert promoters who could benefit from increased federal promotion.

It also impacts international and domestic travelers interested in music and sports tourism. The bill creates a reporting requirement for the National Travel and Tourism Office, which must inform Congress about its promotional activities and findings every two years. **Current Status:** The bill has already passed the Senate and is moving through the legislative process. It's a relatively modest proposal that aims to boost tourism revenue by leveraging America's music and sports attractions as economic assets.