
January 23, 2024
State Tourism Week at Gnarly Barley
Billy kicked off State Tourism Week in Tangipahoa, recognizing Gnarly Barley as a Louey Award winner.
An effective ambassador for Louisiana
Opening our doors to the world, fighting for our coast, and championing the culture that makes Louisiana unique.
“Everyday there's something new that I find to love about Louisiana”
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Louisiana’s gubernatorial primary is October 9, 2027. Make sure you are registered and ready to re-elect Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser. If a runoff is needed, that election is November 20, 2027.
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Opened Louisiana's doors to as many as 53 million visitors in one year and engineered consecutive years of record-breaking tourism that generated over $1.8 billion in state and local taxes.
Launched a statewide anti-litter campaign that in year one gained 8,476 volunteers who dedicated over 40,000 hours and removed 293 tons of litter.
Showcased Louisiana on Thanksgiving Day and at the Tournament of Roses Parade, earning billions of impressions and tens of millions in earned media for the state.
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Keep Up with Billy

January 23, 2024
Billy kicked off State Tourism Week in Tangipahoa, recognizing Gnarly Barley as a Louey Award winner.

January 23, 2024
Billy met Hayes Smith of Covington, a young Louisianan whose determination inspires his community.

January 23, 2024
A successful tourism mission to New Zealand, inviting more visitors to experience Louisiana festivals.
From Plaquemines Parish to the Lieutenant Governor's office, Billy Nungesser has spent his life fighting for Louisiana families, tourism, and our coast.