Tia Troy, Visit Casper's public relations person, said that the event has been going on for over 20 years, that they have had between 100 to 150 people attend, and that they believe this year will have greater attendance than previous years. The event will also have a welcome reception at David Street Station and dinner with Governor Mark Gordon at the end of the event at the Ramkota.
Presentation topics include an overview of the summer season and what the winter season will bring, destination development, the state-wide lodging tax, marketing co-op opportunities, workforce recruitment, and how the Wyoming tourism industry should talk to the legislature.ĭiane Shober, executive director of the Wyoming Department of Tourism, and four Wyoming state representatives and senators will also be at two presentations. "Not only will we learn more from the Wyoming Office of Tourism and other key partners about upcoming opportunities and programs, but we’ll have the opportunity to show off the incredible destination we call home." "We are delighted to welcome our tourism colleagues to Casper," Penton-Jones said.
Renee Penton-Jones, Chairman of the Wyoming Hospitality and Travel Coalition and Secretary of the Natrona County Travel and Tourism Board, said in the release:
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