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Luck Presents is proud to announce the lineup for their first annual cannabis convention, Luck Summit: Planting the Seed, which benefits
HeadCount’s Cannabis Voter Project. Presented by Rocket Seeds and hosted by Nathaniel Rateliff, the multi-day virtual summit seeks to destigmatize, educate, and promote cannabis culture in an informative and entertaining way. During the summit, which runs virtually April 26-29, Luck and fellow cannabis-advocate partners will showcase the cannabis plant through the lenses of history, science, entertainment, and culture. Matt Bizer, co-founder of Luck Presents, says of the programming, “It was important to us in this first year event that we created a bi-partisan, stigma free conversation around cannabis in its many forms. We truly believe that Willie has been a unifier for so many in his years as both a cannabis activist and humanitarian. With Willie as our landlord
How legal weed can transform tourism in NJ
There s much more to a legal market for recreational marijuana than just selling in shops.
The law signed by Gov. Phil Murphy in late February opens the door to many opportunities for folks in the tourism and hospitality industry, or those interested in joining the field, according to experts who ve been experimenting with cannabis-related events and specialties in other states. Contrary to popular belief, it s not just a random stoner that wants to jump in and experience this, said Cintia Morales, co-founder of Higher Ed Hemp Tours, located in Texas.
Morales made her comments as a panelist during a webinar about recreational marijuana s potential impact on resort destinations and the tourism industry, sponsored by the Greater Atlantic City Chamber of Commerce and the Lloyd D. Levenson Institute of Gaming, Hospitality and Tourism at Stockton University.
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