Wyoming Tourism

Monday was the first day that Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks were open to the public during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The average price for a campsite in the Cowboy State is the lowest in the country. Wyoming also ranked third for the least crowded roads and highways.

Several of southeastern Wyoming's most popular tourist attractions take center stage in a new YouTube series.

Nearly $9 million was generated in revenue for the Airbnb hosts during the year, with $1.1 million going back to the State of Wyoming.

For some tourists, a visit to the Cowboy State will include bears, bighorn sheep, bison, moose...and a talking mouse.

An estimated 8.5 million people visit Wyoming every year. Believe it or not, only Alaska and Delaware have fewer visitors.

The eclipse will be the first total solar eclipse to be seen in Wyoming since 1918.

There are some great small towns here in Wyoming. One of the most quaint and charming places in the Cowboy State is the town of Centennial.
Just over 30 miles west of Laramie, Centennial is perched at the base of the Snowy Range mountains...

The Cheyenne Depot is where history lives alongside the present. The railways have been upgraded, yet the depot still maintains and operates steam locomotives.

Tourism and mining are two of Wyoming's biggest industries. Every year, millions of dollars funnel into the Cowboy State from Japan.
According to a recent report from the Consulate-General of Japan, their country is the 7th largest importer of goods from Wyoming...