Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-50011
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Definitions
Official statutory text
As used in the Oklahoma Tourism Promotion Act:
1. "Committee" means the Oklahoma Tourism Promotion Advisory
Committee;
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 68. Revenue and Taxation Page 1545
2. "Department" means the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation
Department; and
3. "Tourism promotion" or "promote Oklahoma tourism" means and
is limited to:
a. the cost of producing advertisements, placement of
those advertisements with the media (newspapers,
magazines, radio, television, billboard, direct mail,
and the Internet) and the production and printing of
collateral materials designed specifically to support
and fulfill information requests generated by the
media advertising campaigns, and the production,
printing and distribution of brochures and promotions
for regional, national and international tourism
conferences. Tourism promotion shall also include
festivals, sites and events concerning ethnic history
and ethnic events which have occurred or are occurring
in this state. For purposes of this paragraph,
"ethnic" means of or relating to races or large groups
of people classed according to common traits or
customs, and
b. the cost of providing a computerized consumer-oriented
traveler response information program. Such program
shall include a comprehensive state data base
containing up-to-date information on state travel
attractions and facilities, including but not limited
to, lodging facilities, restaurants, chambers of
commerce, convention and visitors bureaus, golf
courses, campgrounds, events, regional tourism
organizations and all other attractions. Oklahoma
travel attractions and facilities shall be included on
such data base free of charge.
"Tourism promotion" and "promote Oklahoma tourism" shall not
include expenses for travel or lodging.
1. "Committee" means the Oklahoma Tourism Promotion Advisory
Committee;
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 68. Revenue and Taxation Page 1545
2. "Department" means the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation
Department; and
3. "Tourism promotion" or "promote Oklahoma tourism" means and
is limited to:
a. the cost of producing advertisements, placement of
those advertisements with the media (newspapers,
magazines, radio, television, billboard, direct mail,
and the Internet) and the production and printing of
collateral materials designed specifically to support
and fulfill information requests generated by the
media advertising campaigns, and the production,
printing and distribution of brochures and promotions
for regional, national and international tourism
conferences. Tourism promotion shall also include
festivals, sites and events concerning ethnic history
and ethnic events which have occurred or are occurring
in this state. For purposes of this paragraph,
"ethnic" means of or relating to races or large groups
of people classed according to common traits or
customs, and
b. the cost of providing a computerized consumer-oriented
traveler response information program. Such program
shall include a comprehensive state data base
containing up-to-date information on state travel
attractions and facilities, including but not limited
to, lodging facilities, restaurants, chambers of
commerce, convention and visitors bureaus, golf
courses, campgrounds, events, regional tourism
organizations and all other attractions. Oklahoma
travel attractions and facilities shall be included on
such data base free of charge.
"Tourism promotion" and "promote Oklahoma tourism" shall not
include expenses for travel or lodging.
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