Nungesser Makes Successful Trip To New Zealand Promoting Louisiana Tourism
The New Zealand leg of Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser's trip to promote everything Louisiana tourism was an absolute success. Like we told the Kiwi travel delegation, if you can eat it, shoot it, dance to it, hunt it, throw it, catch it, play it, we’ve got a festival for it! We cannot wait to welcome more Kiwis to the Bayou State.
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Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser joined Parish President Robby Miller during Louisiana State Tourism Week in Tangipahoa Tourism to recognize Gnarly Barley as the 2023 Louey Award Winner for Best Attraction in Louisiana! Read more about this
Recently, Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser had the chance to meet and honor an incredible young man named Hayes Smith. He was born missing his right leg, but has never let that get in his way. Read more about this
At the Alexandria/Pineville Convention and Visitor's Bureau annual tourism luncheon, Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser announced plans to increase our focus on drawing more international tourists to Louisiana. We credit the increased tourism to our residents- it's because of the people, we treat people like family. Read more about this
Welcome to the first edition of our campaign newsletter. Election day is just over 150 days away and this newsletter will be sent to you monthly to keep you informed of our campaign’s plans and progress.
Louisiana Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser highlighted efforts to promote tourism in the state and continued plans coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic during a Senate Finance Committee meeting.
The Capitol Park Museum today opened two new exhibits – Letitia Huckaby: This Same Dusty Road and Katrina Andry: The Promise of the Rainbow Never Came. Both exhibits depict how artistic interpretations of history and culture can portray the world in new ways.
The Statewide Litter Abatement & Beautification Task Force adopted recommendations and action plans to clean up Louisiana, which the task force will present to Governor John Bel Edwards by July 1, 2022.
Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser wants to try again to put together a plan he says will provide help to the homeless in New Orleans, while also making the city's most popular tourist spots safer.