Frisco officials say the city’s tourism industry has reached record-breaking heights.

The gist

According to data compiled by Visit Frisco, some of which was presented during a Nov. 19 Frisco CIty Council meeting, the city saw the following all-time highs during fiscal year 2023-24:
  • $96.6 million in overall estimated economic impact
  • $13.1 million in hotel occupancy taxes
  • 259 events booked through Visit Frisco


Visit Frisco is the official destination marketing organization for the city.

"I am so proud of the Visit Frisco team," said Visit Frisco Director Marla Roe in a news release. "Their passion and love for this city and our visitors shines through in their daily efforts. FY24 was another significant year of accomplishments for the team and our wonderful partners."


A fiscal year runs from October-September. The city also saw $15.9 million in earned media value during that time, a figure that represents the cost of advertising the city would have to put out to receive the same economic impact, according to the news release.

What it means

Frisco’s growing tourism industry saves each household approximately $2,400 in taxes, Roe said at the Nov. 19 meeting.

“That's why I really want to make sure everybody continues to welcome visitors to our community,” Roe said.


How we got here

Some events held in Frisco during October 1, 2023-September 30, 2024 included:Roe said Nov. 19 that the city saw 7.5 million visitors during calendar year 2023.

Editor's note: This story has been updated. Frisco officials reported 7.5 million visitors came during calendar year 2023.