Visitors to Sacramento enjoy sightseeing at the historic and cultural landmarks such as the Old Sacramento Waterfront and the Crocker Art Museum, eating the farm-to-fork food, exploring the outdoors and any number of other activities while they're in California's capital.
Locals might not spend a lot of time thinking about visitors, but their effect on the economy has a big impact on the quality of life of Sacramento's residents. As part of National Travel & Tourism Week and California Tourism Month, Visit California released its report on travel impacts throughout California destinations, showing that Sacramento has a $3.2 billion tourism economy, which helps create jobs, fund the local tax base and make Sacramento an even better place to live.
Data in the above video is from Visit California's travel impacts study and represents the 2018 calendar year. Comparisons data is from the 2017 report.
