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Travel Oregon offers two three-day conferences focused on networking opportunities, education and inspiration in the travel and tourism industry.

This report presents the final results of a visitor survey conducted for Travel Oregon and Mt. Hood Territory by RRC Associates between March and June, 2018. A total of 995…

In August, 2018, the University of Oregon’s Institute for Policy Research & Engagement (IPRE) worked with Travel Oregon to conduct a visitor intercept survey on Oregon’s North Coast (defined as…

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Travel Oregon, in partnership with Travel Southern Oregon, Travel Medford and a local steering committee, hosted this workshop series in the Rogue Valley region within Jackson & Josephine counties. This region includes the communities of Grants Pass, Medford, Central Point, Phoenix, Talent, Jacksonville, Ashland, White City, Gold Hill, Eagle Point, Ruch and the greater Rogue…

In fall 2019, Travel Oregon, in partnership with Travel Lane County, Oregon Coast Visitors Association and a local steering committee, hosted a two-day workshop series this fall in the Central Coast region within coastal Lane & Lincoln counties. This region includes the communities of Dunes City, Florence, Mapleton, Lincoln City, Yachats, Waldport, Seal Rock, Toledo,…

In anticipation of the upcoming change of seasons, Travel Oregon is launching a new campaign that aims to inspire Oregonians, and those nearby, to find happiness this fall and winter in Oregon. A physical story book is being created to tell the heartwarming tale of two big-footed buds, Yeti and Sasquatch, who find happiness in…

The trail features the thematic elements of world-class wine, valley grazing and family-friendly farms, represented by 58 agricultural and culinary businesses in the Eugene, Springfield and surrounding areas.

Are you looking for technical guidance in how to navigate the permitting process and other components related to running a tour operator, guide or outfitter business in Oregon? If the answer is yes, you’ve come to the right place. By completing this request form for technical assistance, you will be put in touch with Kieron…

Background: It’s clear that Oregonians and our visitors value the state’s natural wonders—9 million people annually enjoy our outdoor splendor, contributing to the $12.3 billion tourism economy that employs 115,000 Oregonians. As interest in Oregon’s outdoor recreation grows, so does the need to preserve and protect our treasured natural assets. From the beach bill establishing…