A Take on Tourism Guv taps biking to lead state’s tourism growth Several Durango tourism leaders attended the Governors Tourism Conference this past week in Crested Butte, where the entire choir makes… September 22, 2015
Local News Durango’s Carrie Whitley honored for tourism efforts Whitley Whitley has led the sales team at Durango’s premier attraction, the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, for the… September 21, 2015
Local News New owner assumes debt, legacy of motorcycle rally future of 23-year-old Four Corners Motorcycle Rally in the hands of Johnny Valdez September 2, 2015
A Take on Tourism Out-of-state plates only part of story The Colorado Tourism Office has done a great job attracting people from all over to Colorado. The reason for our… September 1, 2015
Local News Let’s stop to count our money Percentages of homes worth $1 million or more, such as this house at 1237 East Third Ave., which sold for… August 22, 2015
Local News USA Today featuring Durango The Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad and Animas River are a couple of the attractions that put Durango in… August 19, 2015
Local News Mesa Verde releases fall schedule The park will waive entrance fees Tuesday to celebrate the 99th birthday of the National Park Service. Wetherill Mesa will… August 19, 2015
Local News Local businesses recognized for welcoming tourists Dan James, left; his father, David James, right, both with James Ranch; along with Kirk Komack, center, with the Rochester… July 6, 2015
What's Up Downtown Celebrate our freedom downtown The day will start with a Pancake Breakfast by the Rotary Club of Durango and a 5-kilometer fun run/walk by… June 30, 2015
A Take on Tourism A little help learning tourism lingo Like any industry, tourism has an ever-evolving lexicon and inventing new words, phrases, and acronyms involves a lot of “creative… June 30, 2015
A Take on Tourism A look at the summer tourism forecast The owner of a local recreational-vehicles business just told me he just enjoyed his last Sunday off until October, and… June 9, 2015
Local News Sippy calls Sunday a success But for this year’s Iron Horse Bicycle Classic, a window opened up, and stayed open, and oh how sweet it… May 24, 2015
Local News Clean sweep Heather Erb of Coldwell Banker joined other members of the Durango Chamber of Commerce on Friday for the 12th annual… May 22, 2015
A Take on Tourism Don’t call them tourists anymore; they’re ‘explorers’ now Kunkel What might come to mind is the family station wagon packed to the gills and headed for Jellystone Park… April 27, 2015
A Take on Tourism When it comes to tourism, always keep Momma happy Kunkel The number of people booking vacations direct (or using online booking engines like Expedia or Travelocity) continues to increase.… March 31, 2015
Business Durango’s tourism marketing takes the whole enchilada Kunkel Tourists choose vacation destinations that excite their imaginations, match their interests and fit their budgets. They buy the brand,… March 10, 2015
Local News Tourism official floats higher lodgers taxation Kunkel “By its nature, the tourism industry is fragmented. Where there’s fragmentation, there’s usually a leadership void, a mission void,”… February 4, 2015
A Take on Tourism Who We Are Is What We Appear To Be Both the Madison Avenue agency and the plumber share the same agonizing thoughts: “In a crowded and noisy ad environment,… February 3, 2015
Local News An angel in the Andes Professor’s Peace Corps project protects environment in Peru January 16, 2015
Local News Tourism briefing to be held The Durango Area Tourism Office will host its first “Tourism Industry Briefing” from 8 to 9:30 a.m. Feb. 4 at… January 13, 2015