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2009 Supplemental Budget Request White Papers
Current Media Buys
2007 Impact Report
A six-page executive summary showcasing economic impacts of the tourism industry on the Wyoming economy as well as high level profile information describing the Wyoming visitor.
Registration Forms
- 2009 Marketing Research Workshop Registration Form
2009 is likely to be a wild ride in tourism! This session will build on the year-end data for 2008 and focus on projections for 2009. Get your Cowboy on and come learn what you need to do to keep on riding tall and help your destination.
- Destination Marketing Specialist Registration Form
- Let us help you do your part to provide our visitors with the very best. Register yourself and your staff in Wyoming Travel & Tourism’s Destination Marketing Specialist Program. This self-study program allows participants to study and learn in the style and time that best suits them, and then tests their knowledge of the state and their ability to utilize available resources to find information their customers may need. Register now for this upcoming testing opportunity!
Powerpoints
Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem Geotourism Mapguide Project
The National Geographic Society, Wyoming Travel & Tourism (WTT), Montana Travel & Tourism and Idaho Travel & Tourism met on September 17-18, 2008 at the Grand Targhee Resort in Alta, WY to decide the future of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem Mapquide Project. In total we received over 800 nominations for the mapquide, and around 200 sites will appear on the final map.
The final map will be released in the spring of 2009. The Greater Yellowstone region straddles Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho. Centered around Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, the region includes 20 million acres of rugged mountains, picturesque river valleys, high desert plains, and distinctive communities.
The goal of the project is to map the distinctive natural, cultural, and historical features of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Project next steps after the nomination process include: the stewardship council (made up of representatives from Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and National Geographic) meeting to decide mapguide sites from the nominations and creating the map themes, layout, writing and photography.
These Geotourism MapGuides are different from standard tourist maps in their focus on fostering tourism that sustains or enhances the geographical character of a place—its environment, culture, aesthetics, and heritage, and the well-being of its residents. National Geographic calls this “geotourism.” The MapGuides, created through a collaborative process, highlight the natural, historic, and cultural assets unique to a destination. In this partnership, our region benefits from National Geographic’s considerable map-making expertise. The two-sided map will be available to residents and visitors in the spring of 2009, and will be augmented with a Web site packed with educational information: www.YellowstoneGeotourism.net.
Destination Marketing Specialist (DMS) Program
Wyoming Travel & Tourism has developed a professional certification program for individuals who work with the traveling public. The purpose of the program is to acknowledge frontline personnel as certified travel professionals, develop a trained and knowledgeable workforce for the travel and tourism industry, and create a more visitor friendly Wyoming. The certification program consists of three levels of recognition with each level increasing in difficulty. Candidates will be tested on their knowledge of the state of Wyoming. Topics include, but are not limited to, geography, history, culture, traveler safety, flora and fauna, attractions, hunting and fishing, and the economic impact of travel and tourism. For test dates and locations contact: Leslie Kedelty, Industry Services Manager at 307.777.2839 or leslie.kedelty@visitwyo.gov
To learn more about the DMS program, click here.
Download an application packet here.
Wyoming Travel & Tourism 2009 – 2010 Strategic Plan
Wyoming Travel & Tourism Annual Report FY 2008
2007 Impact Report - Discover the impact of tourism in Wyoming.
REACT Meeting Minutes
Cooperative Research Program - This program is an opportunity to learn how to improve your print materials, web design and usability, understand the effectiveness of your advertising campaign and understand the demographics and geographies of your consumer.
Project Front Door: Opening the door to mapping a tourism master plan for Wyoming.
CO-OP Marketing Media Kit: Learn how you can take advantage of Wyoming Travel & Tourism’s cooperative marketing program opportunities.
Consumer Marketing - Take a quick glance at the latest marketing strategies, advertising campaign and media mix.
Travel Industry Resource Center - View travel trends, marketing research and access travel trade leads.
Travel & Tourism Programs - Learn more about the programs that make up Wyoming Travel & Tourism and find out how you can get involved.
Meet the Wyoming Travel & Tourism Board of Directors - Meet the board members, serving your community.
Meet the Wyoming Travel & Tourism Staff - Meet the staff, dedicated to assisting visitors, industry partners and our board of directors.
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