UW Survey Finds Albany County Residents Strongly Support Tourism
- A University of Wyoming survey found that nearly 90 percent of Albany County residents agree tourism is good for the local area, far above the 64 percent national figure.
- Residents also see tourism as an economic engine: in 2025 the county drew about 738,000 overnight visitors whose spending totaled $211 million and supported 1,700 jobs.
- The report points to opportunities, including a desire to be consulted on tourism development and for visitors to be educated on traveling responsibly.
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University of Wyoming
uwyo.edu
Albany County, WY