The Oregon Tourism Commission (dba Travel Oregon) works to enhance Oregonians’ quality of life by strengthening economic impacts of the state’s $8.3 billion tourism industry.

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OREGON TOURISM COMMISSION 

The statutory mission of the Oregon Tourism Commission is to encourage economic growth and to enhance the quality of life in Oregon through a strengthened economic impact of tourism throughout the state.  The Commission shall encourage increased expenditures by visitors to Oregon and by in-state travelers, and shall cooperate with local, regional and private industry tourism entities.

Its statutory marketing objectives and strategic areas of focus are:

• Maximize the return on public and private investment in tourism;
• Reduce seasonal fluctuations in travel and tourism-related industries and lengthen the average stay by encouraging visitors to be destination-oriented in this state
• Encourage visitors from international markets to come to Oregon; and
• Cooperate with local, regional, national, tribal and private industry tourism entities. 

 

The Commission's work is performed by the following departments:

- Executive

- Domestic Consumer Marketing

International & Domestic Travel Trade

- Tourism Development

- Operations

WHAT'S NEW

- Leverage Travel Oregon's programs for your business or community...Download the 2008 Partnership Opportunities document (pdf)

- April 2008 Industry Indicators Report... Download here

- 2007 Annual Oregon Bounty Report...Click here to download

- 2008 Oregon Governor's Conference on Tourism...Visit the official website

- 2008-09 RCMP Planning Summit Presentation...Click here to download

- 2007-09 Strategic Plan finalized...Download here

- Travel Oregon Speakers Bureau - Do you want a member of the Travel Oregon team to speak at your event?Download the speaking services request form here

 

 

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Upcoming Meetings

Travel Oregon 101 (May 19) 


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Commemorating the Sesquicentennial of Oregon's Statehood in 2009

(Help Plan Oregon's 150th Birthday!)