As part of the economic development administration's (EDA) $750 million american rescue plan travel, tourism & outdoor recreation program, which provides $510 million in state tourism grants and…

The Wyoming Office of Tourism received a $2.7 million project grant award from the Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration on November 9, 2021. The funding supports the EDA's American Rescue Plan Travel, Tourism & Outdoor Recreation program, which provides $510 million in state tourism grants and $240 million in competitive tourism grants to rejuvenate safe leisure, business, and international travel through marketing, infrastructure, workforce and other projects. Specifically, the Wyoming Office of Tourism will leverage this Economic Adjustment Assistance program grant to aid the state's tourism industry in recovering from the economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.

As part of the economic development administration's (EDA) $750 million american rescue plan travel, tourism & outdoor recreation program, which provides $510 million in state tourism grants and $240 million in competitive tourism grants, this investment will support marketing, infrastructure, workforce and other projects to rejuvenate safe leisure, business, and international travel.