74% of Wyoming Residents Back State Tourism Promotion, UW Election-Year Survey Finds
Seventy-four percent of Wyoming adults agree that state tourism promotion benefits their local economy, according to a University of Wyoming election-year survey released Nov. 11. Sixty-one percent said the benefits of tourism outweigh the negatives, while 19 percent disagreed. The survey of 660 adults was conducted online and by phone from Sept.
29 to Oct. 26, with a margin of error of plus or minus 4.7 points. Wyoming recorded a record $5 billion in visitor spending in 2025. Domenic Bravo, director of the Wyoming Office of Tourism in Cheyenne, Laramie County, said the results show residents see tourism as an economic driver worth continued investment.
Source: University of Wyoming
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