Colorado Tourism Office News

Reimagine Destinations Success Story: Visit Leadville-Twin Lakes

Overview

Visit Leadville-Twin Lakes was approved to participate in the Reimagine Destinations Program by the Colorado Tourism Office in July 2022. Program objectives included:

  • Build on the success of Lake County Tourism Panel’s participation in the Restart Destinations Program and the resulting Sustainable Tourism Plan to encourage responsible and respectful

Reimagine Destinations Success Story: Lake City/Hinsdale County Marketing Committee

Overview

The Lake City/Hinsdale County Marketing Committee was approved to participate in the Reimagine Destinations Program by the Colorado Tourism Office in July 2022. Program objectives included:

  • Celebrate the results of the Restart Destinations Program and foster collaboration between Hinsdale County tourism stakeholders
  • Build awareness of winter tourism opportunities in

Reimagine Destinations Success Story: Alamosa Convention and Visitors Bureau

Overview

Visit Alamosa was approved to participate in the Reimagine Destinations Program by the Colorado Tourism Office in July 2022. Program objectives included:

  • Increase utilization of the Alamosa Welcome Center
  • Increase visitor engagement at the Alamosa Welcome Center
  • Enhance volunteer engagement at the Alamosa Welcome Center

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CTO Co-op Programs

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CTO Departments and Programs

The Colorado Tourism Office is made up of 3 different departments. Each department is a reflection of the needs of our partners, visitors, cultural and natural resources, and residents. Destination StewardshipWe support tourism in Colorado through a transformational, holistic approach that seeks to find harmony between quality of life for residents and a strong visitor economy while protecting our cultural and natural resources. We are seeking to find ways to have tourism be part of the solution for visitors, residents, businesses and the environment.

Governor Polis and Colorado Tourism Offices Award Historic Tourism Recovery Grants to Local Communities

Today, Governor Polis and the Colorado Tourism Office (CTO), within the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT), announced the seven recipients of the Tourism Recovery Marketing Grant funding. The recipients granted this funding come from all across the state. The goal of this grant program is to