Press Releases

  • A bustling downtown street with colorful buildings, parked cars, and an American flag banner in Williamson County, Tennessee.

    VISIT FRANKLIN INVESTS IN THE VISITOR EXPERIENCE WITH NEW SENIOR DIRECTOR AND RISING INDUSTRY RECOGNITION

    FRANKLIN, Tennessee — Visit Franklin is continuing to invest in how people experience the destination, reinforcing its mission to help Williamson County thrive. Creating a welcoming, connected experience for visitors remains a top priority. That commitment is reflected in the addition of new senior leadership and the continued growth of…

    DETAILS: VISIT FRANKLIN INVESTS IN THE VISITOR EXPERIENCE WITH NEW SENIOR DIRECTOR AND RISING INDUSTRY RECOGNITION
  • Three people in formal attire stand in front of a pink backdrop with an award in Williamson County, Tennessee.

    VISIT FRANKLIN NAMED DESTINATION MARKETING ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR

    FRANKLIN, Tennessee –  Visit Franklin has been named Destination Marketing Organization of the Year (Large Division) by the Tennessee Hospitality & Tourism Association. The award was presented during the 2025 […]

    DETAILS: VISIT FRANKLIN NAMED DESTINATION MARKETING ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR
  • VISIT FRANKLIN TO LAUNCH NEW “FARMS & FIELDS” DIGITAL PASSPORT THROUGHOUT WILLIAMSON COUNTY

    VISIT FRANKLIN TO LAUNCH NEW “FARMS & FIELDS” DIGITAL PASSPORT THROUGHOUT WILLIAMSON COUNTY

    FRANKLIN, Tennessee—Visit Franklin has announced the upcoming launch of its newest digital passport, Farms & Fields: An Agritourism Trail. Launching September 15, 2025, this free, mobile-exclusive passport invites visitors and locals alike to explore the rich agricultural heritage of Williamson County. From petting baby goats and strolling through apple orchards…

    DETAILS: VISIT FRANKLIN TO LAUNCH NEW “FARMS & FIELDS” DIGITAL PASSPORT THROUGHOUT WILLIAMSON COUNTY
  • American flag banner with 'Franklin' text hangs from pole in tree-lined street in Williamson County, Tennessee.

    VISITOR SPENDING IN WILLIAMSON COUNTY GENERATED $1.37 BILLION IN 2024

    FRANKLIN, Tennessee –  Visitor spending in Williamson County set a new record in 2024 by generating $1.37 billion in direct visitor spending, according to newly released data from Tourism Economics […]

    DETAILS: VISITOR SPENDING IN WILLIAMSON COUNTY GENERATED $1.37 BILLION IN 2024
  • A large yellow garage door with red and white graffiti saying 'Welcome to Franklin' in Williamson County, Tennessee.

    VISIT FRANKLIN TO CELEBRATE NATIONAL TRAVEL & TOURISM WEEK WITH FREE BLOCK PARTY AND COMMUNITY EXPERIENCES

    FRANKLIN, Tennessee –  Visit Franklin will mark National Travel & Tourism Week, May 4–10, 2025, with a series of celebratory events spotlighting the people, places, and passion that make Williamson County a standout destination to visitors. Anchoring the week’s festivities is the return of a free, family-friendly Community Block Party…

    DETAILS: VISIT FRANKLIN TO CELEBRATE NATIONAL TRAVEL & TOURISM WEEK WITH FREE BLOCK PARTY AND COMMUNITY EXPERIENCES
  • A bartender pours a whiskey cocktail with ice into a glass using a jigger and bar spoon in Williamson County, Tennessee.

    VISIT FRANKLIN TO LAUNCH NEW “SIPS & SPIRITS TRAIL” DIGITAL PASSPORT THROUGHOUT WILLIAMSON COUNTY

    FRANKLIN, Tennessee—Visit Franklin has announced plans to launch a new Sips & Spirits Trail, May 1, 2025. This free digital passport will guide participants to a curated collection of distinct cocktails at area bars, restaurants, distilleries, vineyards, and unique drinking destinations across Williamson County. The new trail, for locals and…

    DETAILS: VISIT FRANKLIN TO LAUNCH NEW “SIPS & SPIRITS TRAIL” DIGITAL PASSPORT THROUGHOUT WILLIAMSON COUNTY