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Assessment of the effectiveness of the 1988 spring/summer tourism promotion campaign by Dennis R Howard, 1988 1988 Oregon travel advertising study by Perry J Brown, 1989 Economic impact of visitors to southwestern Oregon: 1990-1991: A graphical presentation by Rebecca L Reid, 1992 Profile of summer visitors to Jackson and Josephine Counties, Oregon: A comparison of interview survey data, 1990 and 1996 by Rebecca L Reid, 1997 Oregon Sportsmen's Guide with Detailed Maps The Independence Road: Kansas celebrates the 150th anniversary of the Oregon Trail by Barbara MacPherson Burgess, 1993 Oregon's tourist industry: What, why, when, and how? by Earl Snell, 1945 Strategies for the 1990's: Timber, tourism, and community economic stability in the O&C by Gerard J Hubbard, 1986 Recreation as a major factor in the economy of Jackson County, Oregon: A report by Craig Greenleaf, 1969 Wyoming Road Trip by the Mile Marker: Travel/Vacation Guide to Yellowstone, Grand Teton, Devils Tower, Oregon Trail, Camping, Hiking, Tourism, More... by Brook Besser, 2010-03-23 Wyoming Vacation GuideCelebrating 150 Years Along the Oregon Trail by Wyoming Division of Tourism; Clyde Douglass, 1993 Savory Strategy.(Business)(Tourism officials seek to promote Oregon's dining delights): An article from: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) The Guest Informant: The Garden of Allah Edition Marshall Islands tourism development project by Aaron Henson, 1993

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21. Oregon Tourism Honors Fleser La Grande Observer Union And
    A man who dreamed of giving new life to an isolated little whistle stop in Wallowa County died recently, but not before his contribution to Northeast Oregon tourism was recognized.  
    http://www.lagrandeobserver.com/News/Business/Oregon-Tourism-honors-Fleser

22. Portland Oregon Tourist & Vacation Information - Travel Portland
    Travel Portland is a resource for Meeting Planners and those interested in a Portland vacation. Travel Portland provides information on the best Portland shopping and Portland  
    http://www.travelportland.com/

23. Oregon Tourism Commission - Travel Oregon
    The Oregon Tourism Commission (dba Travel Oregon) works to enhance Oregonians’ quality of life by strengthening economic impacts of the state’s $7.7 billion tourism industry.  
    http://industry.traveloregon.com/
    
    Extractions: @import "/_css/otc/home.css"; The Oregon Tourism Commission (dba Travel Oregon) works to enhance Oregonians’ quality of life by strengthening economic impacts of the state’s $7.7 billion tourism industry. The statutory mission of the Oregon Tourism Commission is to encourage economic growth and to enhance the quality of life in Oregon through a strengthened economic impact of tourism throughout the state.  The Commission shall encourage increased expenditures by visitors to Oregon and by in-state travelers, and shall cooperate with local, regional and private industry tourism entities. Its statutory marketing objectives and strategic areas of focus are: • Maximize the return on public and private investment in tourism;

24. Oregon Governor's Conference On Tourism - Home
    Click here to mark the 2011 Oregon Governor's Conference on Tourism dates on your calendar April 10-12, 2011 in Eugene Each spring Oregon’s tourism and hospitality industry  
    http://www.oregontourismconference.com/
    
    Extractions: Sponsors/Exhibitors ... Contact Us Click here to mark the 2011 Oregon Governor's Conference on Tourism dates on your calendar - April 10-12, 2011 in Eugene  Each spring Oregon’s tourism and hospitality industry comes together at the Oregon Governor’s Conference on Tourism . We gather to educate, share, and develop new ways to create the best Oregon Experience possible for our visitors – and the industry itself. A solid educational program attracts a full spectrum of attendees. Among the many opportunities: KEYNOTE PRESENTERS of national and regional stature, on topics of Oregon interest WORKSHOPS encompassing a variety of presentation modes, including interactive participation SHIRT-SLEEVE SESSIONS put you “at the table” with a topic expert and others interested in the same subject NETWORKING opportunities to meet old industry friends and make new contacts for yourself, your business, community, and region KEY TOURISM BUSINESS SUPPLIERS accessible to you with the latest products, services, ideas to consider

25. Oregon Tourism - Discover The Coast, Mountains, Attractions, Wineries And More
    Your guide to Oregon tourism ideas, Oregon attractions, Oregon wineries, travel Oregon for fun and excitement  
    http://www.discoverpacificnorthwest.com/oregon-tourism.html
    
    Extractions: Discoveries From Coast to Canyons and Everything In-between Oregon is where I live, and there's so much to love about this state that Oregon tourism is easy to write about. If you are planning a short visit, I recommend you make it longer! Take a lot of time to really explore all the nooks and crannies, and you'll develop a sincere appreciation for the area. If you are fortunate enough to live here, then take some long weekends and go visit those places you've always thought of seeing. You know, those places where the tourists go! Don't wait, just make a list of some Oregon attractions and get started. Of course an Oregon tour will include some of the cities - Portland, Eugene, Salem, Medford, Klamath Falls, Bend, Pendleton - and the famous Oregon coast from Astoria on the north tip to Brookings just before you get to California. Along the way you'll see a lot of wonderful places and form lasting memories. From Crater Lake near the southwest corner to Hells Canyon in the northeast corner, Oregon tourism can be addictive and you'll want to share your stories. So make sure your camera batteries are charged up! Crater Lake Perhaps inspired by all the beauty, creativity is a part of daily life in Oregon - music, fiber arts, metalwork, jewelry design, just about anything you can imagine - and every month brings festivals and fairs to support them. Going to a festival can be a fascinating way to spend a few hours, and you may discover a new hobby to take up.

26. Oregon Tourism Center
    Oregon Tourism Center for major attractions, shows, and information.  
    http://oregontourismcenter.com/

27. Eastern | Oregon Tourism
    Eastern Oregon Tourism on OregonBeautiful.com. Eastern Oregon Tourism Region – your Eastern Oregon Travel Guide to Vacations, Attractions and Events  
    http://www.oregonbeautiful.com/eastern/
    
    Extractions: Oregon Tourism Oregon Vacations and Travel Guide You are here: Home / Eastern By Travel Writer Leave a Comment [Read more...] Filed Under: Eastern Tagged With: Fossil By Editor Leave a Comment [Read more...] Filed Under: Eastern Tagged With: John Day By Editor Leave a Comment [Read more...] Filed Under: Eastern Tagged With: John Day By Travel Writer Leave a Comment [Read more...] Filed Under: Central Eastern Mount Hood - The Gorge Portland Metro ... Willamette Valley Select Category Central Eastern Portland Metro Southern The Coast Willamette Valley Ashland Astoria Aurora Bend ... Oregon Tourism Oregon Train Trips Steve Prefontaine - Coos Bay Oregon http://www.oregonbeautiful.com/coast/steve-prefontaine-coos-bay-oregon.html about 3 days ago Steve Prefontaine - Coos Bay Oregon http://www.oregonbeautiful.com/coast/steve-prefontaine-coos-bay-oregon.html

28. About The Oregon Tourism Commission - Travel Oregon
    The Oregon Tourism Commission, doing business as Travel Oregon, is a semiindependent agency created by the Oregon Legislature in 2003 to enhance Oregonians’ quality of life  
    http://industry.traveloregon.com/About Oregon Tourism Commission.aspx
    
    Extractions: Oregon Tourism Commission About the Oregon Tourism Commission The Oregon Tourism Commission, doing business as Travel Oregon, is a semi-independent agency created by the Oregon Legislature in 2003 to enhance Oregonians’ quality of life by strengthening economic impacts of the state’s $7.7 billion tourism industry. The Travel Oregon staff develops and implements a biennial strategic marketing plan which includes advertising and marketing, publication development, cooperative promotions, consumer fulfillment, public relations, international marketing, tourism product development, State Welcome Centers, research, and industry relations. Travel Oregon cooperates extensively with local communities, industry associations, government agencies, and private businesses in the implementation of its strategic plan. A nine-member board appointed by the Governor, the Oregon Tourism Commission governs the Travel Oregon staff and programs; the agency is funded by a 1% statewide transient lodging tax. To view the visitor website, go to:

29. Oregon Tourism - Oregon Travel Guide
    Oregon tourism plan your next vacation to Oregon using our comprehensive travel guide.  
    http://www.planetware.com/oregon-tourism-vacations-usor.htm

30. W+K PORTLAND �
    The D AD Awards were presented in a ceremony on June 10 in London. The Black and Posted at 1211 PM in Oregon Tourism Permalink Comments (3)  
    http://blog.wk.com/oregon-tourism/
    
    Extractions: June 15, 2009 were presented in a ceremony on June 10 in London. The Black and Yellow Pencils, highly regarded in the advertising and design industries, are presented for work in thirty disciplines of design, advertising and creative communication. The solid beech awards are filled, sealed, masked, sanded, primed, painted, sprayed, printed, glossed and packed for a limited number of creatives from around the world. This lovely little piece of art was made as a gift to celebrate our 20 year anniversary of working together. It was particularly intended as a gift from Travel Oregon to Dan Wieden. It contained the copy from our enduring print campaign about Oregon Dreamers and awesome folded maps and whimsical, hand drawn (by Scrappers!) trip paths for each region, covering all seven regions of the state we love and call home.

31. Oregon Tourism Information
    In addition to formal classes, seminars and lectures, skills and are introduced world of communications, class in project critiques and are smaller players in and highlight the  
    http://carpatho-rusyn.org/uzh/forms.php?t=oregon-tourism-information

32. Oregon Department Of Transportation Travel Resources
    Oregon Tourism Commission Scenic Byway Guide Bicycle Maps and Guides Safety Information Rest Areas Winter Driving Work Zones Reporting Hazards  
    http://www.oregon.gov/ODOT/visiting.shtml

33. Oregon Tourism - Travel Forums By Destination360
    hi guys, has anyone being to Oregon less known parts of the state and what places do you recommend?  
    http://www.destination360.com/forum/oregon/6052-oregon-tourism.html

34. Oregon Tourism
    While most people associate Oregon with rainy weather, Central Oregon tourism booms thanks to blue skies and sunshine nearly 300 days a year. Our fantastic weather offers year  
    http://www.bendriversidemotel.com/oregon-tourism.htm
    
    Extractions: Bend Riverside Motel Bend, Oregon Click here for a Virtual Tour of this listing. While most people associate Oregon with rainy weather, Central Oregon tourism booms thanks to blue skies and sunshine nearly 300 days a year. Our fantastic weather offers year-round delights for vacationers of every variety. Our high desert landscape offers almost constant views of the Cascade Mountains' snowy peaks and boasts such natural wonders as Smith Rock State Park, Newberry National Volcanic Monument, and several Lava Lands attractions. Click Here for Oregon Tourism! In the winter, snow sports dominate the area, centered on Mt. Bachelor. If you can do it in the snow, Mt. Bachelor has itskiing, tubing, snowboarding, and more. During the warmer months, you'll find fly-fishing, hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, and some of the best golfing in the country. And if outdoor activity is not your idea of a good time, you'll also find world-class museums and performance centers, Native American cultural activities, and fantastic shopping and sightseeing. Among the best places to stay in Central Oregon is the Bend Riverside Motel and Suites in Bend. We offer the most comfortable surroundings in the region, at prices that simply can't be beaten. Our facility has all of the best things you find at the franchise hotels, but with a little something extra.

35. Oregon Tourism
    Oregon Tourism Lebanon Tourism Travel Inside Passage is a wonderfully subversive travelogue. The setting is the Pacific Northwest, from southeast Alaska down through Puget  
    http://be22.mirrorsys.com/oregontourism.html

36. Salem Oregon : Salem Hotels, Restaurants, Attractions, Meeting Facilities: Trave
    Thinking of visiting Salem Oregon? Travel Salem will assist you with finding lodging, attractions, events, recreation, meeting facility information in Salem, Polk County and Marion  
    http://www.travelsalem.com/
    
    Extractions: Search: Relocation Enjoy Salem, Oregon . There is plenty to do in and around Salem, Oregon. Whether you're visiting for pleasure or a meeting , you'll enjoy the area's many attractions . Salem offers visitors and residents a wide variety of festive events such as fairs and festivals, visual and performing arts farmers markets wine and agricultural activities and gardens , and historic offerings CLICK HERE TO ADD YOUR SALEM BUSINESS TO TRAVELSALEM.COM FOR FREE!

37. Oregon Tourism Commission Website
    MISSION The Mission of the Oregon Tourism Commission is to encourage economic growth and to enhance the quality of life in Oregon through a strengthened economic impact of  
    http://otc.traveloregon.psykel.com/otc.cfm

38. YouTube - Oregon Tourism
    http//www.OregonBeautiful.com Oregon tourism video  
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UfBDHvkVWI

39. Snow Skiing Oregon
    Oregon snow skiing guide. Learn about the best snow sport opportunities in Oregon.  
    http://www.ortourism.org/oregon-skiing.php
    
    Extractions: Travel U.S. Snowshoeing, shredding, skiing, sledding and sleigh rides�if it is done in the snow, the Central Oregon is the place to go! Central Oregon�s maritime climate makes it the perfect winter sports destination. The extreme amounts of snow, mild temperatures and dry snow give the region bragging rights to having the longest ski season in North America. It is home to Timberline�s Palmer snowfield which is America�s only year round ski area. Mt. Hood Meadows (800-SKI-HOOD) - From children ages 4 and up you can all have a blast as you race down these exciting �paths�. There are miles of groomed trails, 11 lifts, a restaurant, rental shop, retail stores and a children�s learning center. Mt. Hood Ski Bowl

40. Oregon Tourism Information
    Social Science. Chenowith School District. email the Webteam. 2/25/02 Lynn Ewing, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002  
    http://www.chenowith.k12.or.us/tech/subject/social/OregonTourism.html

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