Nassau County hopes to lure more tourists to local businesses, events, beaches and historic sites by airing a television commercial in cities across the country, according to  County Executive Bruce Blakeman’s office.

The 30-second spot “features many Long Island businesses and attractions” and will be seen in “multiple cities,” states an advisory for a news conference on Thursday.

Spending to air the commercial is a “high six figure ad buy,” according to the advisory.

Blakeman is expected to play the ad at an 11:30 a.m. event at the Nassau County Executive and Legislative Office Building in Mineola and unveil a tourism slogan for the county.

Tourists spent $5.8 billion on Long Island in 2021, according to the most recent data from the research firm Tourism Economics in Wayne, Pennsylvania.

Discover Long Island, the region’s tourism promotion agency, has predicted that visitor spending this year will surpass its pre-pandemic level of $6.3 billion as travel by international tourists and businesspeople picks up after the pandemic slump.