Last month, your organization travelled to our nation’s capital to participate in the US Travel Association’s “Destination Capitol Hill” and the National Restaurant Association’s “Public Affairs Conference.” Members of the Wyoming Hospitality and Travel Coalition, the Wyoming Tourism Board, Cheyenne Frontier Days and the University of Wyoming WORTH program met with Senators John Barrasso and Cynthia Lummis to discuss key issues impacting our industry.

75 years of enhancing the business climate, profit, and economic impact of Wyoming’s hospitality, travel, and tourism industries!

I hope this message finds you well. While the recent Wyoming legislative session has come to a close, our work as advocates for the hospitality and tourism industry is far from over. As dedicated members of WHTC, it is crucial that we continue to champion the interests of our industry throughout the year.

The 68th Wyoming Legislature’s general session concluded last Thursday. 

The 68th Wyoming Legislature begins its final week today. The general session will last 37 working days until Thursday, March 6 (they will have three extra days available if needed.)  There are a total of 555 bills and resolutions listed on the legislature’s website to date.

The 68th Wyoming Legislature begins its seventh week today. The general session will last 37 working days until Thursday, March 6 (three extra days will be available if needed.)  To date, the legislature's website lists 555 bills and resolutions.

What do Wyoming Governor’s Hospitality & Tourism Convention attendees appreciate the most? The opportunity to connect with industry leaders across the region! Lucky enough, if you missed Gov Con this year or you’re looking to deepen relationships within our sector, there are several ways to engage with WHTC and our members year-round.