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Travel Oregon’s marketing and sales campaigns help the state stand out from the competition and offers excellent value to our partners. We invite you to be a part of something big by joining efforts and helping all of us inspire travelers to choose Oregon. The programs below are designed to allow you to to efficiently…

Tourism in Oregon is more than increasing visitation to the state. It’s the knowledgeable staff that greet visitors at Oregon Welcome Centers, it’s sharing stories about Oregon’s people and places with a global audience, it’s the small businesses in the farthest reaches of the state that flourish because of tourism. But most importantly, it’s improving…

Last year, an estimated 29.1 million overnight visitors traveled to Oregon destinations, and domestic air arrivals to the state increased by 5.2%. In 2018, we set records in international visits with 1.1 million total visits. Oregon continues to outpace the U.S. in visitation and spending for both international and overseas travel. All in all, tourism…

Central Oregon is home to powdery slopes of a volcano, rivers that sparkle with fish, sky-high mountains, world-renowned golf courses and one-of-kind scenic bikeways. Taste the accomplishments of craft connoisseurs on a beer trail or après-ski. Hide away in a cozy cabin and make fresh snow tracks in the forest. All of these natural wonders…

Eastern Oregon’s got a little bit of everything: wide-open skies, sagebrush plains, remote ski slopes, rivers teeming with steelhead and don’t forget the craft beer. History buffs will delight in wagon ruts from the Oregon Trail, vibrant prehistoric fossil beds and eerie ghost towns. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg in Oregon’s “wild…

Home of the towering volcanic peak of Mt. Hood and the stunning Columbia River Gorge, this region is a haven for outdoor recreation and agritourism. Within these boundaries you’ll find no end of delights. Hiking and biking trails weave in and around the woods, with the reward in the journey as much as the viewpoint.…

In 1967 Oregon passed the pioneering beach bill, ensuring all 363 miles of Oregon’s coastline remain free and public. That means endless opportunities to comb for agates or glass floats, catch your own Dungeness crab or razor clam, watch for whales, seals and puffins, make footprints in the sand or simply be captivated by a…