A new campaign from the U.S. Travel Association is highlighting how political campaigning, debates and party conventions are helping create additional revenue and jobs within the hospitality industry. Most recently, they’ve boosted this campaign with marketing efforts at Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, where arriving passengers see signs boasting, “Candidates bloviating about jobs actually creates them. 2016 Road Warriors: Thanks for doing your share.”

The U.S. Travel Association estimates, in New Hampshire, every campaign season travel adds $350 to the local economy, with an additional 78,400 rooms per night above the average state numbers. When measured using the average room rates in the region, that adds up to $8.9 million in revenue for the hospitality industry that was previously unattainable. Breaking down the numbers even further, it’s believed every $80,700 from this amount creates one job.

The marketing campaign will extend later into the year, making use of advertising opportunities in Cleveland, Philadelphia and Las Vegas.