This Eatery in Monument Valley Turns Pages of History
Mint's story how Navajo cuisine records the indigenous community’s relationship with land, memory and its renewed voice.

Utah Strengthens Its Appeal Among Indian Travelers with Nature, Adventure and Meaningful Experiences
Utah is emerging as a compelling choice, driven by its unique landscapes, family-friendly offerings and growing appeal among experience-seeking Indian visitors.

We're Hiring! Join our team as a Global Markets FAM Specialist
Execute and plan our international familiarization (FAM) tours and international marketing and communication strategies. Application deadline July 14.

Utah named Best in Show State Pavilion at the Great American State Fair
Gov. Spencer Cox announced the recognition and thanked the organizers and volunteers who shared Utah’s story with the nation.

Utah hosts 2026 ‘Sell Your Way to the USA’ Canadian agents on prize FAM
TravelWeek reports Canada continues to be one of Utah’s most important international markets and programs like Sell Your Way to the USA allow us to thank top travel advisors for their support while showcasing the incredible range of experiences available throughout Utah.

A Message to Our Visitors: Come Prepared, Stay Informed
We ask visitors to continue to support our communities, keep Utah in their upcoming travel plans, and stay informed  through official travel updates: social media, visitutah.com, and via our consumer newsletter. 

The Museum of Utah Opens June 27
As Utah’s first state history museum, the Museum of Utah celebrates our unique history, culture, and art through world class exhibits, programming, and community spaces. The Museum of Utah is an extension of the Utah Historical Society, fostering curiosity about the past, informing the present, and strengthening our shared future.

Commemorate America's 250th Anniversary With 100+ Utah Events
July marks a once-in-a-generation milestone, the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Alongside statewide and community partners, Utah cities and counties are planning an array of local events, shared experiences, and reflections throughout July to encourage all Utahns to connect with this extraordinary anniversary in meaningful ways.

These Are the Road Trips Worth Taking for America’s 250th Birthday
Sunset recommends the Mighty 5 National Parks drive, connecting all parks together on a single drive of about 800 miles, just in time to celebrate America's landscape, "as no single road trip delivers more per mile."

America's Favorite Small Towns
Parade highlights Moab's national and state parks, scenic vistas and outdoor recreation, restaurants, a new trail system, dark-sky opportunities, and a rope swing!

Be Prepared Before Heading Outdoors This Summer
The Always Adventure Safe ambassadors, Frank and Morris, will provide you with easy tips and tricks to make sure this summer is a safe one for you and your family and friends.

This U.S. State Has More International Dark Sky Places Than Anywhere Else—Here’s Where to Stargaze
Travel + Leisure spotlights Bryce Canyon and Zion national parks, the town of Moab, and Antelope Island and Goblin Valley state parks, among Utah's many Dark Sky Places.

America’s 10 Best Stargazing Towns Revealed — With Utah In Top Spot
Torrey claims top honors as the best place for nighttime stargazing in the United States with Kanab and Moab in top ten, via Outforia research.

Large Vehicle Restrictions Permanently in Place in Zion National Park
Starting June 7, 2026, the Zion-Mt. Carmel Highway from Canyon Junction to the East Entrance, not just the Zion-Mt. Carmel Tunnel, has strict vehicle restrictions on all large vehicles. Make sure you understand the tunnel and highway requirements as you plan your trip. You may need to add extra drive time, adjust your itinerary and route, or change your mode of transportation.

Ski Towns Are the Most Underrated Summer Destination—Here’s Where to Go
Sunset includes Park City during the shoulder season, when the mountains really come into their own. Must-dos include hiking and bike trails and fishing.

New Utah Resident Sentiment Reports For State and Counties
Key takeaways of the new reports: Over 60% of residents feel tourism's positive effects outweigh the negative, and 74% consider it important to the economy. Utahns’ pride in place is apparent with 83% reporting that we provide a positive visitor experience and 78% stating that tourism has a positive effect on the state's reputation. The main concern remains housing affordability (59% view it negatively). Verbatim comments are available in each report and offer rich insights over and above the comprehensive quantitative data.tatewide and Seven Communities Now Available

These Stylish Hotels Were Once Banks
Travel Curator features Salt Lake City's Kimpton Hotel Monaco,  originally home to the National Bank of the Republic before becoming the Continental Bank, then converted into a hotel in the late 1990s.