Utah Office of Tourism
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Visit our consumer-travel website: www.utah.travel
to plan your next Utah vacation.
Don't let construction slow you down this summer!
Take advantage of these great deals to extend your vacation (leave earlier or stay an extra day) and miss the traffic mess.
With narrowed lanes on southbound I-15 in the Provo area, delays are expected for travelers headed south for the weekend. But you can miss the worst of the delays by leaving earlier or you can stay an extra day to avoid the rush heading home on Monday.
The 7th Annual Utah Tourism Conference is an annual conference, co-sponsored by the Utah Tourism Industry Coalition and the Utah Office of Tourism. This year, the conference was held May 12-14, 2010 at The Riverwoods Conference Center in Logan. Click on the link above for presentation information and images of the event.
Order the 2010 Utah Scenic Calendar
The 2010 Official Utah Scenic Calendar features iconic destinations, outdoor activities, and events. The 38th annual edition features 67 photographs of Utah's incredible scenery and travelers of all ages enjoying activites in varied landscapes. The calendar's unique images represent the work of some of the nation's best outdoor photographers.
"High School Musical" Itinerary debuts with the DVD Release of HSM3. In celebration of America’s favorite teenagers, the state of Utah is inviting “High School Musical” fans to visit and traverse the areas where each of the movies were shot, as well as the favorite haunts of the cast and crew. To honor the famed films, the Utah Office of Tourism has created a four-day, four-night “High School Musical Itinerary."
Tourism Logos - Utah’s new “Life Elevated” brand was officially launched on April 5, 2006, culminating a month's-long effort by the Utah Office of Tourism. View & download new logo.
One-Sheeters - single page slicks with recreational information on national parks, dinosaur sites, cowboy and ranch activities, Native American sites, off-roading, Utah's Olympic legacy, state parks, and more - everything you need to know and see in Utah.
Regular business hours are 7am to 6pm, Monday through Thursday, closed Friday. To reach the Utah Office of Tourism, please call (801) 538-1900.
The ZNHA Bookstore and Information Center at historic Council Hall is open seven days a week, Monday-Friday, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI) requires US Passport book or card to enter or re-enter the US when arriving from Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean region, and Bermuda beginning June 1, 2009...learn more
Travel.utah.gov is operated by the Utah Office of Tourism, an agency of the Governor's Office of Economic Development GOED Web site , specifically for media, tourism, and government agencies seeking information and contact with the office.
The 7th Annual Utah Tourism Conference
