Utah Office of Tourism

Featured Opportunities, Resources, and News

Utah State Capitol Building

TOURISM DAY ON THE HILL

Hosted by the Utah Tourism Industry Association,  join our tourism industry on Feb. 6, as we address & outline key legislative priorities for the legislative session.

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LEGISLATIVE RESOURCES

Learn the value of the visitor economy from key stakeholders, tourism spending impact per county, and our office strategic plan and grant projects. 

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'24 GRANT AWARDEE WEBINAR

View the UOT grants team walk you through the final reporting requirements and ensure your ROI and budget data are accurate and complete.

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STAKEHOLDER SURVEY

This comprehensive report provides statewide trends, with data also broken out by region and industry, available in The Quarterly Pulse for 2025 Q4.

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2026 TOURISM BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT WOKSHOP

Registration now open for the workshop April 22-23, in Kanab, with agritourism, astrotourism, and the creative economy (film & cultural tourism) sessions. 

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FILM INDUSTRY SUCCESS

Utah Film Commission celebrates a successful year with major productions, local talent, continued productions filming across rural communities statewide.
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FEBRUARY NEWSLETTER

The latest partner newsletter is now available. View the  current and past editions and subscribe to receive on the first Tuesday of each month.

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VISITOR GENERATED TAX REVENUE

 This reports out of state visitor revenue  supporting Utah’s transportation, education, health & human services,  natural resources, and more.

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SPRING CAMPAIGN SPOTS

The marketing team is excited to share new Utah Person spots for UOT's Parks and Beyond Spring Campaign. This campaign will run February 1-June 15. 

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NATIONAL PARK FEE CHANGES

Resources for the 2026 National Park fee changes for non-residents, to share and help provide accurate, first-party information on your owned channels

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NEW 100% ID LAW

Now required, all establishments licensed to sell alcohol to check the ID for every customer purchasing alcohol, regardless of age appearance. Learn more.