Mississippi’s largest event is about to kick off on the Coast, bringing with it one of the biggest annual boosts to the state’s economy.
by Sara DiNatale, Mississippi Today September 29, 2022 Hot rods, packed hotels, and a steady cash flow: Mississippi’s largest event is about to kick off on the Coast, bringing with it one of biggest annual boosts to the state’s economy. Cruisin’ the Coast last year generated an economic impact of just over $36 million for the entire state from out-of-town spenders, according to a study commissioned by the car show’s founders.
This article first appeared on Mississippi Today and is republished here under a Creative Commons license.
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