<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1sea3g_1GoDtCS800" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1sea3g_1GoDtCS800" width="724" height="483" ><figcaption>Getty Images</figcaption></figure>Three November events in Augusta should pump nearly $3.4 million into the area, according to Augusta Business Daily. Foodees Fest, the Georgia School Counselor Association event, and the Head of the South Regatta make up that total.Foodees Fest kicks off November 6-8 in Downtown Augusta. It should be the biggest money maker of the month. Destination Augusta and the Augusta Sports Council expect around 80,000 visitors to show up.Up to 100 food vendors will set up shop. Foodee Fest alone is estimated to create $1.4 million in economic impact.The Georgia School Counselor Association and the Head of the South Regatta follow during the next week and weekend. Together, they should add a little over $1.5 million, which pushes the total November estimate to nearly $3.4 million.Landing and hosting events like these helps keep jobs steady in the leisure and hospitality industry. That industry supports nearly 30,000 jobs. Only three other sectors in the metro area employ more people.</div></body>

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Three November events in Augusta should pump nearly $3.4 million into the area, according to Augusta Business Daily. Foodees Fest, the Georgia School Counselor Association event, and the Head of the South Regatta make up that total. Foodees Fest kicks off November 6-8 in Downtown Augusta. It should be the...

Augusta Festivals and Regattas Expected to Bring $3.4M in Economic Impact in November

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Three November events in Augusta should pump nearly $3.4 million into the area, according to Augusta Business Daily. Foodees Fest, the Georgia School Couns

Augusta Festivals and Regattas Expected to Bring $3.4M in Economic Impact in November

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