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Snowmass launches AI travel guide for visitors
Snowmass Tourism has launched Scout, an AI travel guide that offers real-time tips on skiing, dining, activities and itineraries using GuideGeek technology.
Colorado expands digital passport program statewide
Colorado expands its Digital Passport Program with new mountain town, arts and culture, and winter passports that boost tourism, engagement, and local businesses.
Higher fees for foreigners at US national parks spark concern
A new $100 fee for foreign visitors at major US national parks is raising concerns among tourism businesses, while officials say it will boost funding for park maintenance.
Colorado offers free state park entry on Fresh Air Friday
Colorado Parks and Wildlife will offer free entry to all state parks on Fresh Air Friday, encouraging residents and visitors to spend the holiday weekend outdoors.
Visit Colorado Springs debuts AI chat tool for travelers
Visit Colorado Springs launched an AI chat tool powered by GuideGeek to help travelers plan trips, find activities and access real-time information sustainably.
Holiday travelers face chaos amid FAA flight cuts
A U.S. government shutdown is set to disrupt holiday travel as the FAA reduces air traffic at 40 airports, prompting flight cancellations and chaos.
FAA cuts air traffic 10% amid government shutdown
The FAA will cut air traffic by 10% across 40 major U.S. markets starting Friday, citing staffing shortages during the ongoing government shutdown.
Colorado acquires Lake Fork Ranch for conservation, schools
The Colorado State Land Board acquired Lake Fork Ranch near Leadville to expand trust lands, support schools, and enhance recreation and conservation.
Ski industry partnership strengthens mental resilience
National Ski Patrol, Cody St. John Foundation, and Responder Alliance partner to support ski patrollers’ mental health and resilience training.
Air travel chaos looms if government shutdown continues
Experts warn of mass flight delays and cancellations if the U.S. government shutdown continues, as air traffic controllers miss another paycheck.
Governor’s Awards honor Colorado tourism leaders
The Colorado Tourism Office honored seven individuals and four organizations for innovation, stewardship, and excellence in the state’s $28.5B tourism industry.
Colorado funds Rocky Mountain Park visitor centers
Colorado is funding two Rocky Mountain National Park visitor centers to stay open during the federal shutdown, supporting tourism and local economies.
