Travel Oregon
319 SW Washington St. Suite 700 Portland, OR 97204 United States
Sustaining
Member Since: 2015
Organization Overview
The Oregon Tourism Commission, dba Travel Oregon, is a semi-independent state agency whose mission is to inspire travel that drives community enhancement and economic development. Through innovation and partnerships, we share the stories of Oregon’s people and places, deliver world-class experiences, strengthen the industry, work to ensure all travelers feel welcome and preserve Oregon’s way of life and its natural places. Travel Oregon aims to improve Oregonians’ quality of life by strengthening the economic impacts of the state’s multi-billion-dollar tourism industry, which employs tens of thousands of Oregonians.
Consumer Brochures in Foreign Languages, International Sales Offices, Visual Aids - Video/Slides/Photos
Corporate, Group, FIT, Leisure, MICE, Students
The Oregon Tourism Commission, dba Travel Oregon, is a semi-independent state agency that works to enhance Oregon's economy by developing world-class visitor experiences and implementing sales and marketing campaigns that inspire travel and convey the exceptional quality of Oregon as a destination. Travel Oregon continues to evolve as a destination management organization. This means that a focus on driving demand for travel and optimizing the economic impact of tourism to the state’s economy, is strategically aligned with initiatives to improve the visitor experience in smart and sustainable ways—enhancing and protecting our state’s assets. This is accomplished through direct investments, grants, and marketing programs that support local communities across Oregon to reach their full tourism potential, working in domestic and international markets and cultivating partnerships. A nine-member board of commissioners appointed by the governor oversees the agency. The commission aims to improve Oregonians’ quality of life by strengthening the economic impacts of the state’s multi-billion-dollar tourism industry, which employs tens of thousands of Oregonians.
