
Jeff explains how the Visitors Bureau is funded, where tourism dollars really go, and why responsible tourism has become a major focus since the post-COVID boom. We discuss the challenges of balancing growth with quality of life, the misconceptions many residents have about tourism, and why protecting the Outer Banks' unique character is more important than simply attracting more visitors. Along the way, Jeff shares his own journey from New York and Nashville to the Outer Banks, talks about the award-winning Outer Edge video series, and offers a behind-the-scenes look at the people, planning, and partnerships shaping the future of Dare County. Whether you're a local, second homeowner, frequent visitor, or simply love the Outer Banks, this episode provides a thoughtful perspective on where our community is headed—and why preserving what makes it special is everyone's responsibility.
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