BHC sees increase in tourism impact

A recently released report found that between 2014 and 2023, direct travel income in Big Horn County increased by nearly $12 million: in 2014, the direct travel income spent was $28.4 million in Big Horn County; in 2022, it was $38 million; and in 2023, it was $40.1 million.
Piper Singer Cunningham,  a spokesperson for the Wyoming Office of Tourism (WOT), which authored the report, said, “Tourism isn’t just about visiting places; it’s about investing in communities. For Big Horn County, visitor investment supports local businesses, fosters connection, memories and appreciation for our stunning landscapes and vibrant culture. Let’s celebrate these economic impact results and continue to invest in Big Horn County.”