Tourism Work$ for Jefferson Co.: Economic Impact, Jobs & Taxes Presented to the Jefferson County Convention & Visitors Bureau
June 28, 2012
Dr. Steve Morse, Economist Dept. of Retail, Hospitality and Tourism Mgt.; University of Tennessee
Knoxville, TN; Ph: (865) 850-9319; Email: [email protected] 1
Dr. Steve Morse, Economist University of Tennessee Knoxville, TN
Dr. Steve Morse Economist
University of Tennessee
Knoxville, TN
June 28, 2012
Presentation Agenda – 3 Topics
Tourist spending generates jobs, paychecks & taxes 1.
Not all tourism jobs are low-skill, low-paying jobs 2.
3. Tourism creates a higher quality of life & attracts businesses for more Econ Development
Presentation Agenda
Tourist spending generates jobs, paychecks & local taxes 1.
2.
3.
Top 10 West Virginia Counties Ranked by Tourist Spending, 2010
1) Jefferson Co. $769.6 million 2) Kanawha Co. $579.8 million (Charleston) 3) Hancock Co. $368.0 million (New Cumberland)
4) Ohio Co. $361.3 million (Wheeling) 5) Greenbrier Co. $181.7 million (Lewisburg) 6) Raleigh Co. $155.6 million (Beckley) 7) Cabell Co. $133.2 million (Huntington)
8) Monongalia Co. $128.8 million (Morgantown)
9) Berkeley Co. $118.8 million (Martinsburg)
10) Harrison Co. $111.1 million (Clarksburg) Source: WV Division of Tourism study prepared by Dean Runyan & Associates “Economic Impact of Travel on West Virginia, 2000-2010” Source: WV Division of Tourism study prepared by Dean Runyan & Associates “Economic Impact of Travel on West Virginia, 2000-2010”
Ten Year Trend of Tourist Spending in Jefferson Co., 2000 – 2010
($ millions, adjusted for Inflation using 2010 constant dollars)
$267.4
$467.8
$658.2
$757.2 $738.6 $735.3 $769.6
$0
$200
$400
$600
$800
$1,000
2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2009 2010
($ millions) Recession
Tourism Work$ for Jefferson Co.: Economic Impact, Jobs & Taxes Presented to the Jefferson County Convention & Visitors Bureau
June 28, 2012
Dr. Steve Morse, Economist Dept. of Retail, Hospitality and Tourism Mgt.; University of Tennessee
Knoxville, TN; Ph: (865) 850-9319; Email: [email protected] 2
Recessions & Jobs Recovery Time Periods
90
92
94
96
98
100
102
104
0 3 mo
6 9 12 mo
15 18 21 24 mo
27 30 33 36 mo
42 mo
Now
1990 1981 2001
Job Index = 100 Start of Recessions
Number of months since start of recession
Still not recovered 3 years later Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor
Statistics & Brookings Institute
2008 recession
Source: WV Division of Tourism study prepared by Dean Runyan & Associates “Economic Impact of Travel on West Virginia, 2000-2010”
Percent Change in Tourist Spending Jefferson Co., 2000 – 2010,
(adjusted for Inflation using 2010 constant dollars)
0.0%
+ 74.9%
+ 40.7%
+ 15.0%
-2.4% 0.0%
+ 4.6%
-20%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2009 2010
Read as: Tourist spending increased by 40.7 % in 2004 over 2002 spending
Recession
Source: WV Division of Tourism study prepared by Dean Runyan & Associates “Economic Impact of Travel on West Virginia, 2000-2010”
Recession and Tourist Spending: Percent Change in Tourist Spending for WV
Statewide & Jefferson Co., 2008-2010 (adjusted for Inflation using 2010 constant dollars)
-2.4%
0.0%
+ 4.6% + 3.0%
-11.2%
+ 5.2%
-20%
-15%
-10%
-5%
0%
5%
10%
2008 2009 2010
Read as: Tourist spending for 2009 over 2008 for statewide WV decreased by 11.2% while tourist spending for Jefferson Co. was unchanged (0.0%) for the same period.
Recession
WV
WV
WV Jeff
Jeff Jeff
(No change)
Percent change in tourist spending for Rabun Co. & Georgia during
the 2009 recession
Source: Study prepared for the GA Dept. of Economic Development, Tourism Division by the U.S. Travel Association. “2009 Travel Economic Impact on Georgia State, Counties, and Regions.” & Dr. Steve Morse, University of Tennessee
Georgia Rabun Co.
- 7.7%
- 3.2%
Avg. annual growth in tourist spending during the 10 year period,
2000 - 2010
Jefferson County
+ 18.8%
+ 3.7%
West Virginia Statewide
(adjusted for inflation)
Source: WV Division of Tourism study prepared by Dean Runyan & Associates “Economic Impact of Travel on West Virginia, 2000-2010”
Read as: The average annual percent growth in tourism spending for the ten year period between 2000 and 2010 for Jefferson Co. was 18.8% growth per year, while the statewide West Virginia growth rate for tourist spending was 3.7% for the same period
How have Jefferson Co., Employment Trends Changed From 2001 to 2011?
Industry (% of all jobs) 2001 2011
Tourism & Hospitality (Lodging, food
service, entertainment, gaming, recreation, arts) 25.1% 35.0%
Retail Trade 21.9% 16.9%
Manufacturing 15.5% 7.8%
Health Care & Social Asst. 8.7% 10.0%
Construction 5.8% 3.9%
Finance & Insurance 3.7% 2.8% Source: U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Bureau of Labor Statistics
More than 1 out of 3 workers (or 35%) in Jefferson County work in the hospitality and tourism industry
35% work in hospitality and tourism Source: U.S. Dept. of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics
Tourism Work$ for Jefferson Co.: Economic Impact, Jobs & Taxes Presented to the Jefferson County Convention & Visitors Bureau
June 28, 2012
Dr. Steve Morse, Economist Dept. of Retail, Hospitality and Tourism Mgt.; University of Tennessee
Knoxville, TN; Ph: (865) 850-9319; Email: [email protected] 3
In summary: Tourism works for Jefferson County in 2010
Tourist Spending
Jobs Created
Worker Paychecks
State Taxes
Local County Taxes
$769.6 million
7,170 jobs
$172.6 million
$198.6 million
$12.6 million
Source: WV Division of Tourism study prepared by Dean Runyan & Associates “Economic Impact of Travel on West Virginia, 2000-2010”
On an average day in
Jefferson Co., tourists
spent …
$234,863
daily in
Transportation (including air,
car/truck, taxi, gas, rentals)
Source: Study prepared for the West Virginia Department of Tourism “Economic Impact of Travel on West Virginia, 2010” by Dean Runyan Associates, Portland, Oregon; & Dr. Steve
Morse, University of Tennessee
On an average day
in Jefferson Co.,
tourists spent …
$475,005
daily in
Restaurants (including drinking
places) Source: Study prepared for the West Virginia Department of Tourism “Economic Impact of Travel on West Virginia, 2010” by Dean Runyan Associates, Portland,
Oregon; & Dr. Steve Morse, University of Tennessee
On an average day
in Jefferson Co.,
tourists spent …
$97,640 daily on
Hotels & Lodging
(including motels, campgrounds, vacation homes & condos,
bed & breakfasts) Source: Study prepared for the West Virginia Department of Tourism “Economic Impact of Travel on West Virginia, 2010” by Dean Runyan Associates, Portland,
Oregon; & Dr. Steve Morse, University of Tennessee
The Inn at Charles Town
On an average day
in Jefferson Co.,
tourists spent …
$250,697
daily on
Retail Trade (including gifts, clothes,
souvenirs, incidental retail) Source: Study prepared for the West Virginia Department of Tourism “Economic Impact of Travel on West Virginia, 2010” by Dean Runyan Associates, Portland, Oregon; & Dr. Steve
Morse, University of Tennessee
On an average day
in Jefferson Co.,
tourists spent …
$47,500 daily on
Entertainment & Recreation
(including parks, museums, historical sites, amusements, performing arts & shows, golf, fishing, water sports,
spectator sports, theme parks) Source: Study prepared for the West Virginia Department of Tourism “Economic Impact of Travel on West Virginia, 2010” by Dean Runyan Associates, Portland, Oregon; & Dr. Steve
Morse, University of Tennessee
Tourism Work$ for Jefferson Co.: Economic Impact, Jobs & Taxes Presented to the Jefferson County Convention & Visitors Bureau
June 28, 2012
Dr. Steve Morse, Economist Dept. of Retail, Hospitality and Tourism Mgt.; University of Tennessee
Knoxville, TN; Ph: (865) 850-9319; Email: [email protected] 4
On an average day in
Jefferson Co., tourists
spent …
$92,362
daily in
Food Stores Source: Study prepared for the West Virginia Department of Tourism “Economic Impact of Travel on West Virginia, 2010” by Dean Runyan Associates, Portland, Oregon; & Dr. Steve
Morse, University of Tennessee
On an average day in
Jefferson Co., tourists
spent …
$910,426
daily on
Gaming Source: Study prepared for the West Virginia Department of Tourism “Economic Impact of Travel on West Virginia, 2010” by Dean Runyan Associates, Portland, Oregon; & Dr. Steve
Morse, University of Tennessee
On an average day in Jefferson Co., tourists spending generates…
$544,142 daily in West Virginia State tax revenues
Source: Study prepared for the West Virginia Department of Tourism “Economic Impact of Travel on West Virginia, 2010” by Dean Runyan Associates, Portland, Oregon; & Dr. Steve Morse, University of Tennessee
On an average day in Jefferson Co., tourists spending generates…
$34,523 daily in local Jefferson Co. taxes
Source: Study prepared for the West Virginia Department of Tourism “Economic Impact of Travel on West Virginia, 2010” by Dean Runyan Associates, Portland, Oregon; & Dr. Steve Morse, University of Tennessee
On an average day in Jefferson Co., tourists spending generates…
$472,877 daily in worker
paychecks
Source: Study prepared for the West Virginia Department of Tourism “Economic Impact of Travel on West Virginia, 2010 by Dean Runyan Associates, Portland, Oregon; & Dr. Steve Morse, University of Tennessee
• Tourists are considered “Temporary Tax Payers” paying taxes when they visit and spend money in an area, thus relieving county residents of some tax obligation
• Each of the 21,608 households in Jefferson Co. pay $9,775 less in State and local taxes as a result of taxes generated by tourist spending
Tourism Tax Relief for Jefferson Co.
Source: WV Division of Tourism study prepared by Dean Runyan & Associates “Economic Impact of Travel on West Virginia, 2000-2010”
Tourism Work$ for Jefferson Co.: Economic Impact, Jobs & Taxes Presented to the Jefferson County Convention & Visitors Bureau
June 28, 2012
Dr. Steve Morse, Economist Dept. of Retail, Hospitality and Tourism Mgt.; University of Tennessee
Knoxville, TN; Ph: (865) 850-9319; Email: [email protected] 5
Each of the 21,608 Jefferson Co. Households would pay
$9,775 more in taxes
In other words, if it were not for State & local taxes generated by tourism …
Source: WV Division of Tourism study prepared by Dean Runyan & Associates “Economic Impact of Travel on West Virginia, 2000-2010”
$$9,775 in Tourism Tax Relief for Each Household in Jefferson County
9,775.00
June 25, 2012
Jefferson County
Presentation Agenda
1.
Not all tourism jobs are low-skill, low-paying jobs 2.
3.
INDÚSTRIA DE VIAGEM & TURISMO
Hospitalidade, recreação, catering,
diversão, transporte, e outros
serviços relacionados
ECONOMIA DE VIAGEM &
TURISMO
Impressão, publicação, energia,
serviços financeiros,
fornecimento de equipamento,
alimentos, segurança,
administração, construção
civil, construção naval,
fornecimento de bebidas,
ferro/aço, fabricação de
aeronaves, madeira,
mineração, produtos químicos,
têxteis, combustíveis, plásticos,
serviços de saneamento, flores,
decorações , produtos
metálicos, computadores,
arquitetos, desenvolvimento de
resorts, atacadistas, serviços de
lavanderia, informática.
Tourism jobs are like an Iceberg
Tip of the Iceberg: Front-line jobs in restaurants, hotels,
transportation
Under the Surface: Professional Business
Support Jobs in
Advertising, Finance,
Legal, Management Tourism &
Hospital Jobs
Tourism jobs are sustainable because unlike some jobs … Tourism jobs will never be
exported to another country
Presentation Agenda
1.
2.
3. Tourism creates a higher quality of life & attracts businesses for more Econ Development
Tourism Work$ for Jefferson Co.: Economic Impact, Jobs & Taxes Presented to the Jefferson County Convention & Visitors Bureau
June 28, 2012
Dr. Steve Morse, Economist Dept. of Retail, Hospitality and Tourism Mgt.; University of Tennessee
Knoxville, TN; Ph: (865) 850-9319; Email: [email protected] 6
Tomorrow’s High Quality Workforce:
Tomorrows “Creative Class”
of workers
Who are the new creative class of workers?
Technology Professionals Arts & Culture Experts Managerial & Analytical Education & Training Professionals
Some future workers will be able to work from nearly ….. Anywhere
Measures of “Quality of Life” attracting next generation of innovators & entrepreneurs
Last 30 years Quality of Life
Low Home Prices
Good Schools
Low Tax Rates
Low Crime Rate
Available Transp
Next 30 years Quality of Life
Diverse Cultures
Natural Resources
Sense of Community Open Space &
Greenways
Local Unique Flavor
+ Plus
+ Plus
+ Plus
The next generation of creative class workers and entrepreneurs are attracted
to locations that offer: (the same characteristics that make a great tourism destination)
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Music Arts History & Heritage
Nature & Outdoors
Shopping Agri-
tourism
Food Attractions & Gaming
Sports & Recreation
Today’s Visitor
could be ….
Tomorrow’s Business Investor
In Charles Town, Harpers Ferry, Shepherdstown, or Bolivar …
Tourism Work$ for Jefferson Co.: Economic Impact, Jobs & Taxes Presented to the Jefferson County Convention & Visitors Bureau
June 28, 2012
Dr. Steve Morse, Economist Dept. of Retail, Hospitality and Tourism Mgt.; University of Tennessee
Knoxville, TN; Ph: (865) 850-9319; Email: [email protected] 7
Tourism Econ Dev
Main Message - Perfect Fit: Tourism and Economic Development
For Jefferson Co.
Thank You for Inviting me!
Steve Morse, Ph.D. Economist
University of Tennessee Ph: (865) 850-9319
Email: [email protected]