Alaska Tourism Restoration Extension Act

Bill 117 HR 6803, also known as the Alaska Tourism Restoration Extension Act, is a piece of legislation introduced in the United States Congress. The purpose of this bill is to extend the Alaska Tourism Restoration Program, which was established to help support the tourism industry in Alaska during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Alaska Tourism Restoration Program was initially created to provide financial assistance to tourism-related businesses in Alaska that were struggling due to the impact of the pandemic. This program has been successful in helping to support these businesses and keep the tourism industry in Alaska afloat during these challenging times.

The Alaska Tourism Restoration Extension Act seeks to extend the program for an additional period of time to continue providing much-needed support to the tourism industry in Alaska. This extension will allow businesses in Alaska to continue receiving financial assistance and help them recover from the economic hardships caused by the pandemic. Overall, the Alaska Tourism Restoration Extension Act is aimed at supporting the tourism industry in Alaska and helping businesses in the state recover from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. This bill is an important piece of legislation that will help to ensure the continued success of the tourism industry in Alaska.