41. Awards And Recognition - Wanderlust Tours Bend Oregon Sunriver Wanderlust Tours was featured as the model tourism company in the oregon tourism Commission’s publication, The Ecotourism Market. Memberships http://www.wanderlusttours.com/awards/

bend oregon tours wanderlust tours canoeing hiking snowshoeing sunriver "In recognition of your leadership, cooperation and support for building sustainable tourism in Oregon." Governor's Tourism Award 2000 Statesman Journal, Salem April 12, 2000 Kitzhaber Lauds Tourism by Suzanne Marta (Excerpt) For about 300 days of the year, David Nissen guides small groups hiking through the forests of Deschutes County and paddling canoes along its rivers.Through his Bend-based company Wanderlust Tours, Nissen promotes Oregon's natural beauty, while teaching visitors about its environmental tenets. Wanderlust Tours is one of many Oregon companies that, according to Gov. John Kitzhaber , will keep the state's tourism industry viable. For Nissen and his wife Aleta, promoting Oregon's natural beauty has become a matter of protecting their region's viability as a tourist destination. Over the last decade, the Bend area has been one of the state's fastest growing."We worry that when people drive through Bend and see the Costco and Target, they're not going to know what's special about Bend," David Nissen said. "We're trying to preserve our natural environment through sustainable tourism." The Nissens grapple with growth even within their business. In its first year, the company guided 87 people on its tours. Now, the company often serves that many in one day a change that calls for careful consideration, Aleta Nissen said. "We need to be creative to keep taking people out while minimizing the impact on the area."

42. Convention And Visitors Bureau Of Washington County, Oregon - Visit The Countrys oregon tourism Commission for coordinating the meeting with Sunset Magazine. Dave Daniels from the Hazelnut Growers of Oregon Retail Store in Cornelius for http://www.wcva.org/publications/e-newsletter05-04-1.php

Location: About Us Publications Board of Directors Publications This year's Governor's Conference on Tourism, held April 18-20 in Portland, offered great opportunity for learning, networking and promoting tourism in Washington County. This location allowed for additional exposure to 1,000+ attendees of the National Cancer Research Conference. Special thanks to Royce Mason from the Prop Shop for his support in helping decorate the Washington County booth at the Governor's Conference. The CVB of Washington County hosted an Agri-Tourism Seminar and Mobile Workshop on Monday. The seminar and mobile workshop were designed to inform tourism professionals from throughout Oregon about agri-tourism opportunities with Oregon agriculture products. The event raised awareness on how growers, marketers, and the tourism industry can partner to develop agri-tourism enterprises, adding value to agriculture products. The seminar also covered how to offer new and unique agri-tourism opportunities. The afternoon mobile workshop toured Jossy Farms in Hillsboro, Tualatin Valley Potato in Scholls, and Ponzi Vineyards in Beaverton.

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44. Central Oregon Tourism Group Supports Funds For Marketing Ski Resort (The Bullet Central oregon tourism group supports funds for marketing ski resort (The Bulletin, Bend, Ore.) By Chris Barker, The Bulletin, Bend, Ore. http://www.hotel-online.com/News/2005_Jul_27/k.BBS.1122574154.html

Hotel Online News for the Hospitality Executive Central Oregon tourism group supports funds for marketing ski resort (The Bulletin, Bend, Ore.) By Chris Barker, The Bulletin, Bend, Ore. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jul. 27It may be midsummer, but tourism boosters already are plotting how to lure next year's crop of skiers and snowboarders to Central Oregon. The question posed Tuesday: Should Mount Bachelor and the Central Oregon Visitors Association (COVA) spend $200,000 promoting Mount Bachelor and the region in Seattle or across Oregon? "We're faced with two really powerful choices: Do we try to own Oregon or do we try to maintain ground in this relatively new market?" said Alana Audette, president and chief executive officer of COVA. In either case, the goal is maximizing visitors in a central Oregon economy heavily dependent on tourist spending. In a straw vote Tuesday, COVA's board voted 6-3 to spend $200,000 of COVA and Mount Bachelor money marketing the ski resort and central Oregon in Seattle. Each would contribute $100,000. Last year, COVA and Mount Bachelor each contributed $100,000 toward a $240,000 marketing campaign in Seattle. Other sources contributed $40,000.

45. Oregon Coast’s First Sustainable Tourism Planning Workshop Set For January / De oregon tourism Director, Todd Davidson, will also be a special guest speaker at “The Oregon Coast tourism industry attracts visitors from all sorts of http://www.hotel-online.com/News/PressReleases1998_4th/Dec98_OregonTourism.html

Hotel Online Special Report Oregon Coast’s First Sustainable Tourism Planning Workshop Set for January Lincoln County, Oregon - Dec 8, 1998 - Public administrators, elected officials, business owners and tourism industry leaders are being called together January 25 – 26, for the first Oregon Coast Sustainable Tourism Planning Workshop hosted by Lincoln County’s destination marketing organization, the Central Oregon Coast Association (COCA). The two-day, hands-on workshop is bringing public officials and business together, discussing long-range tourism planning efforts supporting the Oregon Coast’s visitor industries according to COCA Executive Director, Guy DiTorrice. The planning workshop, themed “Coastal Tourism 2000”, will be facilitated by Senior Planner, David Bucy, former Oregon State University faculty member with extensive sustainable tourism planning experience throughout the western states. Oregon Tourism Director, Todd Davidson, will also be a special guest speaker at the “Coastal Tourism 2000” planning workshop. “Coastal Tourism 2000” planning workshop registration and participation information is available by contacting COCA at [800] 767-2064 or by eMail at “coca@newportnet.com”. The $125 workshop fee covers all session materials, breakfasts, lunches and breaks (with a discounted $100 early-bird registration through December 24). The “Coastal Tourism 2000” workshop is being held in Otter Rock (Oregon, just north of Newport) at the Inn at Otter Crest conference center.

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47. Oregon Tourism Commission Launches New Travel Magazine The Write News(TM) oregon tourism Commission Launches New Travel Magazine. http://www.writenews.com/2002/022202_travel_oregon.htm

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50. Yachats Oregon,yachats Oregon Hotel Motel, Yachats Oregon Tourism, Vacation Cape Perpetua is the highest point on the Oregon Coast and contains some of the The basalt beaches of Yachats is one of the few places on the Oregon http://www.pacific101.com/oregon/yachats/yachats.htm

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51. Oregon Transportation Commission Approves Mt. Hood Scenic Byway Proposal in Salem on Wednesday, March 16, 2005, after the State Byways Committee and oregon tourism Commission had given their approval earlier in the year. http://www.mthoodterritory.com/press/031605.htm

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Megan Conway, 503.275.9786 megan@mthoodterritory.com or Lisa DeBruyckere, 503.986.4114 Oregon Department of Transportation Lisa.DEBRUYCKERE@odot.state.or.us Oregon Transportation Commission Approves Mt. Hood Scenic Byway Proposal Proposal will be sent to Washington, D.C. for submission as a National Scenic Byway/All-American Road The Mt. Hood Scenic Byway runs between Troutdale and the intersection of Highways 35 and 30 in Hood River. Visitors can begin traveling the byway from either Troutdale or Hood River. It becomes a circular route when the Historic Columbia River Highway Scenic Byway/All-American Road is included in the trip. Departing from Troutdale, the byway route is as follows: through Wood Village and Gresham to Dodge Park Boulevard, Highway 26 through Sandy and the Villages of Mt. Hood, Highway 35 into Hood River. The route contains an exceptional number of natural and historical qualities. Treasures along the route include views of Mt. Hood and the Cascade Range, outdoor recreation (biking, hiking, fishing, windsurfing and year-round skiing/snowboarding), parks, rivers, restaurants, lodging properties, including historic Timberline Lodge, and Oregon Trail and Barlow Road historic markers. Currently there are four All-American Roads, five National Scenic Byways, six Oregon Scenic Byways and four Oregon Tour Routes in the state. For a complete list along with more information on the national byways program, please visit

52. LCBO - Press Release - March 10 2004 THE oregon tourism COMMISSION LCBO RELEASE THE 20042006 LEWIS CLARK BICENTENNIAL The oregon tourism Commission has partnered with LCBO in providing http://www.lcbo.net/relmktg.htm

March 10, 2004 Contact: Barbara Allen , Executive Director This 2004-2006 Plan is designed to update readers on the marketing and promotional accomplishments begun in 1991 as well as provide a roadmap of future activities and events within Oregon. For marketing professionals, it provides a framework through which communities and tribes can market their own commemoration plans, collaborate with others and identify resources to assist them. The plan is distributed exclusively through both the Oregon Tourism Commission and LCBO websites: www.traveloregon.com/otc.cfm and www.lcbo.net Link to marketing plan Home Lapel Pin ... Contact LCBO Executive Director

53. BendBulletin.com Ted Kulongoski to the ninemember oregon tourism Commission. The commission works on the You were recently appointed to the oregon tourism Commission. http://www.bendbulletin.com/news/story.cfm?story_no=12478

54. Oregon Paleo Project according to the Dean Runyan Associates report to oregon tourism Commission, 2001. The oregon tourism Commission seeks to revive the state s tourism http://www.oregonpaleoproject.org/rectourism.html

Home Paleo Lands Institute Classes Learning Center Plan ... Development Plan Job Announcement click here Oregonian article ~ July 3, 2005 click here Tourism Trends in Oregon The Oregon Tourism Commission seeks to revive the state's tourism industry and its importance to the state economy. It formally launched its statewide Tourism Recovery Plan in October 2001. The Oregon Economic and Community Development Department committed an initial $200,000 to stimulate travel to and within Oregon and is seeking increased funding for statewide tourism marketing. This fact and others can be found at the Oregon Tourism Commission website. The impact of the destination travel industry varies widely throughout Oregon. The state as a whole has experienced an average annual percentage growth of about 6.5% in annual destination travel spending over the last 10 years. Wheeler, Sherman, Gilliam and Wasco Counties have averaged 4.2% over the same period of time. Total destination travel spending in Wheeler County in 2000 was $4.1 million. Only Wheeler, Gilliam, Sherman and Morrow counties had lower travel spending of all the other counties in the state. By comparison, counties in the central Oregon region were much better. In 2000, Crook County recorded $23.4 million in travel spending and Deschutes County had $356.7 million. Highlighted below are the current regional economic destination travel impact figures for Grant and Wheeler Counties and the northern counties of Sherman, Gilliam and Wasco. read on Click above for the Paleo Newsletter

55. ORblogs - Oregon Weblogs With The Keyword Oregon Tourism ORblogs gathers alternative local news, public opinion, and photography from the Oregon weblogs community. http://www.orblogs.com/blogs/keyword/oregon tourism/

Home FAQ Directory Additions ... Discussion Forum ORblogs Keyword: oregon tourism This is a list of Oregon weblogs with the keyword oregon tourism . Click the title to visit the weblog, click another keyword to find more weblogs, or for more information about each weblog. Should your weblog be on this list? You can add keywords to your weblog with this meta tag form The Oregon Traveler Salem - Updated: Sep 23rd, 2005 Keywords oregon tourism oregon events events oregon entertainment ... seaside

56. Boat Escape: Links For Boating, Camping, And Fishing From BoatEscape.com oregon tourism Associations Oregon Chambers of Commerce Washington Tourism Northwest oregon tourism Alliance (includes No. Coast) 26 SW Salmon, Box S5 http://www.boatescape.com/linkschamber.asp

Links Tourism and Chambers Additional Boating Link Pages: General Boating Canoe/Whitewater/Rafting Jet Boats PWC ... Weather TOURISM AND CHAMBERS ASSOCIATIONS Oregon Tourism Associations Oregon Chambers of Commerce Washington Tourism Oregon Tourism Associations: Central Oregon Coast Association 137 NE 1st Street Newport, OR 97365 Web site: http://www.coastvisitor.com E-mail: coca@coastvisitor.com Central Oregon Visitors Association 63085 N. Hwy. 97, #104 Bend, OR 97701 Fax: 385-9487 Web site: http://www.visittheoregoncoast.com E-mail: info@visittheoregoncoast.com Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory (Clackamas County Tourism Development Council) 2051 Kaen Rd, Suite 427 Oregon City, OR 97045 Fax: 503-742-5907 Web site: http://www.MtHoodTerritory.com E-mail: info@mthoodterritory.com Columbia River Gorge Visitors Association 404 W. 2nd St. The Dalles, OR 97058 Fax: 541/296-1688 Eastern Oregon Visitors Association/Oregon Trail Marketing Coalition P.O. Box 1087 Baker City, OR 97814 Fax: 541/523-9187 Web Site : http://www.eova.org

57. Tide Pool At Seal Rock State Park, Oregon Tourism Seal Rock State Park, Oregon Central Coast. The Path at Seal Rock State Park. Here is the path after you come up from the parking lot. http://www.paulnoll.com/Oregon/Tourism/Seal-Rock-path.html

Seal Rock State Park, Oregon Central Coast The Path at Seal Rock State Park Here is the path after you come up from the parking lot. Be careful in that large RVs and cars with trailers have no place to turn around in the parking lot. In this picture, Seal Rock is to the right and Elephant Rock to the left. People should not climb on either rock. Return to Seal Rock State Park Choices Path to the Beach at Seal Rock

58. Tide Pool At Seal Rock State Park, Oregon Tourism Seal Rock State Park, Oregon Central Coast. The Tide Pool at Seal Rock State Park. The Tide Pool at Seal Rock State Park is a wonderful place for kids to http://www.paulnoll.com/Oregon/Tourism/Seal-Rock-low-tide.html

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59. Oregon Tourism & Travel Industry Expert Witnesses & Consultants - Expert Pages Oregon Experts expert witnesses Experts in the area of standards and practices of the Tourism Travel Industry. trial testimony, legal reports and http://expertpages.com/experts.php/tourism_travel_industry_oregon.htm

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