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Travel Oregon and the Willamette Valley Visitors Association partnered to deliver seven Oregon Tourism Studios throughout the greater region to support niche product development experiences in outdoor recreation, culinary and agritourism, and cycling. These programs were co-designed with a regional steering committee that provided guidance and outreach to deliver successful outcomes.

Travel Oregon partnered with the Oregon Coast Visitors Association to deliver five Oregon Tourism Studios throughout the greater region to support niche product development experiences in outdoor recreation and agritourism and culinary tourism. These programs were co-designed with a regional steering committee that provided guidance and outreach to deliver successful outcomes that create a positive…

Travel Oregon partnered with the Columbia Gorge Tourism Alliance, Mt. Hood Territory and Clackamas County Tourism to deliver three Oregon Tourism Studios throughout the greater region to support niche product development experiences in river recreation, cycling and agritourism. These programs were co-designed with a regional steering committee that provided guidance and outreach to deliver successful…

Travel Oregon and Travel Southern Oregon have partnered to deliver three Oregon Tourism Studios throughout the greater region to support niche product development experiences in outdoor recreation, cultural heritage, agritourism and adventure tourism. These programs were co-designed with a regional steering committee that provided guidance and outreach to deliver successful outcomes.

Travel Oregon partnered with Washington County Visitors Association to produce the Greater Tualatin Valley Outdoor Recreation Tourism Studio, focused on helping the Tualatin Valley communities of Vernonia, Banks, Forest Grove, Scappoose and Saint Helens develop their potential as an outdoor recreation destination by enhancing existing assets.

Travel Oregon partnered with the Central Oregon Visitors Association to deliver two Oregon Tourism Studios throughout the greater region to support niche product development experiences in outdoor recreation and cultural heritage tourism. These programs were co-designed with a regional steering committee that provided guidance and outreach to deliver successful outcomes that create a positive economic…

The American Hotel & Lodging Educational Institute has designed this course especially for Oregon’s hospitality industry. Featuring seven principles of guest service delivery, illustrated through real stories of challenge and experience told by Oregon employees. The Mt. Hood and Columbia River Gorge Regional Tourism Alliance (RDMO) is sponsoring 20 full scholarships for this training and certificate to all…

Travel Oregon uses a specific definition of “tourist” to differentiate their activity from that of local customers: Tourists travel at least 50 miles from home, or they stay overnight at their destination. That’s not to say that local residents don’t visit local farms and ranches. But visitors from outside your area bring new dollars into…

Oregon is divided into seven tourism regions. Each region has identified one DMO to act as its Regional Destination Management Organization (RDMO). Each RDMO partners with Travel Oregon for the purpose of attracting visitors to their specific region. Local DMO’s work with their RDMO to cooperatively leverage budgets, advertising, services, and information for the benefit of all…