Tiffani Amo Elected to NYSTIA Board of Directors

The St. Lawrence County tourism director will serve a three-year term on the statewide organization's board.

Updated on Oct. 1, 2026 in People

Tiffani Amo Elected to NYSTIA Board of Directors

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Tiffani Amo has been elected to serve a three-year term on the New York State Tourism Industry Association (NYSTIA) Board of Directors. The appointment was finalized during the association's annual meeting held in Corning.

Why it matters

Her inclusion on the board provides a direct voice for North Country tourism interests within the state's primary travel advocacy organization. This leadership role facilitates regional representation in statewide tourism policy and promotion efforts.

Amo was elected to a three-year term on the NYSTIA Board of Directors. She has served as the Director of Tourism for the St. Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce since 2023.

The players

Tiffani Amo

She is the Director of Tourism for the St. Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce and a newly elected member of the NYSTIA Board of Directors.

New York State Tourism Industry Association

Commonly known as NYSTIA, this organization acts as the primary representative and advocacy body for the travel and tourism industry across New York state.

The details

Amo was elected to the position during the 2026 New York State Tourism Excellence Awards & Summit. Her selection reflects her ongoing work in regional tourism development since 2023.

Amo became the Director of Tourism for St. Lawrence County in 2023.
The NYSTIA Annual Meeting occurred from September 16 to September 18, 2026.

Market Landscape

This appointment follows the governance structure of the New York State Tourism Industry Association, which ensures regional voices are represented in statewide tourism strategy. By integrating local leadership from chambers of commerce, the board maintains a localized approach to broad industry promotion.

For residents and business owners in St. Lawrence County, this appointment ensures that regional tourism challenges and opportunities remain a priority for statewide policy discussions. It marks a shift where local administrative perspectives can influence the broader distribution of tourism resources and marketing support across New York.

The takeaway

Regional tourism leaders gain significant influence by participating in statewide oversight boards, bridging the gap between local promotion and state-level strategy. This creates a more unified network for tourism advocacy, which can better address the unique needs of diverse New York regions.