The resolution introduced on March 11, 2025, designates March 12, 2025, as West Virginia Tourism Day at the Legislature. It highlights the significance of tourism in West Virginia, emphasizing the state's natural beauty, diverse seasons, and rich cultural heritage. The resolution acknowledges the economic impact of tourism, which generated over $8.7 billion in the previous year, supported 60,000 jobs, and contributed $1 billion in tax revenue. It also recognizes the efforts of tourism industry partners, educators, and students who gathered at the Capitol to celebrate the contributions of travel and tourism to the state's economy.

Furthermore, the resolution encourages all citizens to explore West Virginia's scenic landscapes and cultural experiences, reinforcing the importance of tourism in both rural and metropolitan areas. The Senate expresses gratitude for the ongoing support of the tourism industry and its role in enhancing the quality of life for West Virginians. A copy of the resolution will be forwarded to the Secretary of the West Virginia Department of Tourism to further promote awareness and appreciation of the state's tourism offerings.