Winter tourism recovers in Oregon


Oregon’s winter tourism season is catching up to the state’s summer season in terms of economic support.

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Oregon’s winter tourism season is catching up to the state’s summer season in terms of economic support.

The lack of on-mountain lodging makes Oregon’s snowsports industry unique — and gives a boost to nearby towns, according to the report. In Bend, lodging taxes reached a new peak in December.

[An Oregon Employment Department report] points to a University of Oregon and ECONorthwest study that estimates skiing and other sports support 6,800 jobs in the state. Altogether, the industry makes a $481 million impact on the economy, that survey shows.

Read more at OregonLive.com.

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