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Central Oregon Overnight Travel Study: 2013, Longwoods International

This report provides intelligence into the size and structure of the domestic overnight leisure travel market for the Central Oregon Region during the 2013 travel year. The report includes estimates…

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Active Transportation Beyond Urban Centers Report: 2011, Rails-to-Trails Conservancy

There are more than 20,000 miles of rail-trails crossing the nation and connecting towns and country. Getting out on the trail to enjoy the outdoors, exercise or spend time with…

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The Power of Travel and Tourism

Tourism jobs are crucial for economic growth, especially in rural counties, where tourism is one of the three largest industries. These jobs provide a training ground for Oregon’s future workforce, empowering younger workers to build solid work habits and demonstrate a professional work ethic. These meaningful tourism industry jobs also provide flexibility for seniors, parents,…

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Economic Impact Numbers

The Economic Impact of Travel in Oregon is conducted yearly by Dean Runyan Associates to document the economic significance of the travel industry in the state. Read the study and…

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Videos and Publications

The power of Oregon’s travel and tourism industry can be felt across the state. See video and written examples below showcasing the impact of the industry. Share these messaging pieces…

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Oregon Agritourism Network

Travel Oregon launched the Oregon Agritourism Network in 2015 to cultivate Oregon’s agritourism potential and advance Oregon’s agriculture, food and beverage industries. Farmers, ranchers, chefs, food processors, guides, planners, regulators and community leaders have all been encouraged to be a part of the network’s role in realizing the potential for agritourism in Oregon. In preparation for the launch, Travel…

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Oregon Agritourism Network Leadership Team

Travel Oregon assembled a 26-person leadership team of farmers, ranchers, tour operators, agencies and associations with expertise and interest in developing Oregon as the premier place for authentic agritourism experiences…

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The Economic Significance of Cycling on Oregon Scenic Bikeways: 2014, Dean Runyan Associates

The state’s Scenic Bikeways contribute to significant expenditures made within the local areas for lodging, dining, groceries, and other retail goods. This report, prepared for Travel Oregon and the Oregon…

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Gorge Tourism Studio

The Gorge Tourism Studio focused on communities in Oregon and Washington within the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area and those surrounding Mt. Adams and Mt. Hood.

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Tour Operators, Guides and Outfitters

While many U.S. destinations scramble to adapt to changing travel trends, Oregon’s continued leadership and hard work today will set the stage in meeting the needs of the traveler over the next decades. There is still work to do to inspire and support travel companies on the leading edge of meeting the demands of the…

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