The Rural Tourism Studio begins November 6 and offers eight days of interactive and productive sessions alternating between
A Rural Tourism Studio is being offered in the newly created River Canyon Country (
The Rural Tourism Studio begins November 6 and offers eight days of interactive and productive sessions alternating between
Community leaders, business entrepreneurs, tour operators, lodging property owners, land managers, guides, outdoor enthusiasts, restaurateurs, event producers, and anyone with an interest in strengthening the local economy through tourism are encouraged to participate in the program. Events are free; there is a $5 fee for each workshop to help cover meal costs. It is recommended that all participants attend all workshops and events to maximize the impact of the program.
The following is a list of workshops and events offered in the Rural Tourism Studio for River Canyon Country:
- Nov 6-Community Tourism Visioning Event
- Nov 7-Community Tourism Planning Workshop
- Dec 4-Cultural & Agri-Tourism Development Workshop
- Dec 5-Tourist for a Day Field Session Workshop
- Jan 8-Outdoor Recreation Development Workshop & Un-Cork Your Business’ Tourism Potential Event!
- Jan 9-Bicycle Tourism Development Workshop
- Jan 29-Rural Tourism Marketing on a Shoestring Workshop
- Jan 30-Teaming for Success Workshop & Community Tourism Kickoff Event!
This program is offered with support from a local steering committee including representatives from Warm Springs, Prineville,
This program brought to you by Travel Oregon with support from a local steering committee including representatives from Indian Head Casino, Crook County, Economic Development for Central Oregon, Studio on 5th, Prineville-Crook County Chamber of Commerce, Madras Chamber of Commerce, Ochoco National Forest/Crooked River National Grasslands, Brasada Ranch, Jefferson County Fairgrounds, Prineville Power Sports, Crooked River Roundup, Prineville City Council, Crook County Open Campus, Cove Palisades Resort, Inc., Central Oregon KOA, The Inn at the Cross Keys, Central Oregon Visitors Association, Kah-Nee-Ta Resort and Spa, and Imperial River Company.