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Tourism and spending in Montana returned to near pre-pandemic levels last year, according to research from the University of Montana.
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People whose jobs depend on tourist spending are hoping Montana’s allure will remain strong enough to keep visitors coming, in spite of higher gas prices forecast for this summer. The more than $3 billion they spend every year keeps a lot of businesses afloat.
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A recent University of Montana tourism survey shows that more Montanans than ever think tourism is overcrowding the state and impacting their quality of life.
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The amount of tax collected last year from stays at Montana campgrounds, motel and hotel rentals exceeded expectations. The finding was presented Wednesday during an economic seminar by the Bureau of Business and Economic Research.
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A full year into the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses on or near the Blackfeet Indian Reservation are waiting to hear if the east gates of Glacier National…
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Gallatin County Friday dismissed a case against a Bozeman bar that intentionally ignored a health order curfew and warning in November.
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After hosting exchange students from all over the world for the last 15 years, Whitefish resident Sue Moll will have a much quieter house this ski…
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International travel to the U.S. is expected to decline due to flight restrictions and fears over the novel coronavirus. That downturn will take a big…
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Montana saw a small decline in out-of-state visitors in 2018, but an increase in overall tourism spending.Jeremy Sage is the assistant director of the…
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A new study says Montana lost close to a quarter of a billion dollars in tourist revenue this year due to a tough fire season. That’s based on a survey of…