The Music Roadtrip App is perfectly aligned with the AMT Act

# Ref. American Music Tourism Act section: Section 2 overall, particularly 2(a) and 2(b)

“Make music tourism a federal priority by adding it to the Visit America Act.”

• Music Roadtrip is a practical resource for turning national music tourism goals into visitor experiences.

• We Work with tourism agencies and destination marketing organizations to connect music attractions with travelers.

• We created the Music Roadtrip Certified Music City program to help participating cities organize and promote their music tourism offerings.

# Ref. American Music Tourism Act section: Section 2(a)(3); also 2(b) and 2(d)(3)

“Identify important U.S. music destinations and events, including historic sites and contemporary attractions.”

• Music Roadtrip creates and maintains mapped profiles of music venues, museums, recording studios, historic landmarks, and other music destinations.

• We partner with local tourism offices, historians, and music organizations to identify significant locations and verify their stories.

• We highlight lesser-known destinations alongside nationally recognized attractions.

# Ref. American Music Tourism Act section: Section 2(a)(3)

“Promote domestic travel to these music destinations and events.”

• Music Roadtrip develops themed road trips connecting destinations by genre, artist, region, or musical history.

• We combine attraction profiles and local event listings to help travelers build trips around music.

• We co-market participating cities through Music Roadtrip’s app, newsletter, social media, and tourism partnerships.

# Ref. American Music Tourism Act section: Section 2(b)

“Attract international visitors through federal tourism efforts coordinated with relevant agencies.”

• Music Roadtrip works with U.S. tourism organizations to introduce international audiences to American music destinations.

• We develop itineraries that connect gateway cities with regional music communities.

• We are developing multilingual options and practical visitor information to make trips easier to plan.

# Ref. American Music Tourism Act section: Section 2(d)(3)

“Include music attractions of all sizes—museums, recording studios, venues, and other music-related sites.”

• Music Roadtrip gives independent venues, small museums, and community music landmarks visibility alongside major attractions.

• We help travelers discover music destinations all across a city as well as in rural communities and smaller cities

• We maintain useful profiles of the destinations with location details, historical context, and links to visitor information.

# Ref. American Music Tourism Act section: Section 2(d)(3)

“Cover travel for live music, including festivals, concerts, performances, and special events.”

• Music Roadtrip maintains local listings for ticketed and non-ticketed music events.

• We connect local live music and events with nearby music attractions so travelers can expand a concert visit into a broader trip.

• We coordinate with local bars, restaurants, venues and festivals to keep listings current and direct visitors to ticket and non-ticketed events

# Ref. American Music Tourism Act section: Section 2(c)

“Require reports to Congress within one year of enactment and every two years thereafter.”

• Music Roadtrip provides participating tourism partners with aggregated app data where available, on destination interest, event discovery, and visitor engagement.

• We develop voluntary traveler surveys to understand whether “music” is what influenced trip planning and destination choices.

• We can execute the Bills intent by providing documented results to help federal officials drive music tourism and documents progress