Texas House Bill HR1317

Texas 2009 - 81st Regular

• Introduced: 4/14/09
• Refer: 4/14/09
• Enrolled: 4/28/09
• Passed: 4/28/09

Caption

Honoring the Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort and Spa in San Antonio.

Impact

This resolution reflects the broader commitment of Texas lawmakers to celebrate and promote local businesses that enhance the state's stature as a desirable tourist destination. By acknowledging the Hyatt Regency, the resolution seeks to reinforce the link between such establishments and the economic welfare of the region. As tourism is a major component of Texas's economy, the recognition of the resort's contributions serves to inspire continued investment and visitor attraction within the state.

Summary

House Resolution 1317 serves to honor the Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort and Spa, acknowledging its significant contributions to the local economy and overall well-being of Texas citizens. The resolution highlights the resort's achievements, including its impressive guest accommodations, and recognition from prestigious award bodies such as the AAA Four Diamond Award and Travel and Leisure magazine. The document emphasizes the importance of businesses like the Hyatt in fostering economic growth and providing employment opportunities for Texans.

Contention

Though typically resolutions do not engender significant controversy, HR1317 does bring attention to the balance between economic development and community values. Some may argue that while tourism-related businesses contribute to jobs and local economies, they also necessitate considerations related to environmental impacts, infrastructure demands, and community displacement. The resolution, however, squares away these discussions by focusing solely on the positive aspects of the Hyatt Regency's role in enhancing Texas's economic landscape.