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Where Cannabis Tourism Actually Works In 2026
For cannabis-friendly travel in 2026, the United States remains the most straightforward option. Recreational marijuana is legal in many states, dispensaries are regulated, and visitors over 21 can legally purchase and possess cannabis without navigating...
The Rise Of Cannabis Tourism And Its Economic Impact
As the landscape of cannabis legislation transforms across the United States, a burgeoning sub-industry is emerging that combines leisure with legality: cannabis tourism. This unique sector taps into the growing acceptance and accessibility of cannabis use, enticing...
Gov. Beshear Marks Medical Cannabis And Tourism Wins
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear provided updates on medical cannabis, tourism, law enforcement basic training and more. Officials say Dr. Steven Stack, secretary of the Cabinet for Health and Family Services, joined the Governor to provide an update on the Our Healthy...
March 25-26 – Lansing – MiCIA x Interchange
Held over two days, Interchange is a cannabis event where producers, processors, and ancillary companies meet with a series of retailers in a 1:1 private setting to convey product offerings with an end goal of structuring deals. This unique process enhances...
Camp Canna: Redefining Responsible Cannabis Culture Through Community And Connection
When cannabis was legalized, an interesting gap in cultural experiences emerged. The legal framework was in place, but the culture surrounding the plant still felt fragmented, hidden, and reduced to simple retail transactions, says Alexis Dickson, president and...
Feb. 5-6 – Gaylord – ZApres Ski Trip At Treetops Resort
Hey Winter Crew. Get ready for two unforgettable days where snowy mountain vibes meet cannabis culture. On February 5 & 6, we’re bringing together cannabis enthusiasts, industry pros, and adventure-seekers for the ultimate winter escape—packed with skiing,...
IRS Denies Pot Tourism Group’s Request For Nonprofit Tax-Exempt Status, Citing Ongoing Federal Prohibition
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has denied a marijuana-focused tourism organization’s request for nonprofit tax-exempt status, citing the ongoing federal criminalization of cannabis and saying that the group’s activities create a “private benefit to the cannabis...
