BUSINESSCOLORADO SUN
Colorado sees another record year for tourism, despite slowing growth in spending, visitation
Colorado experienced another record year for tourism, but slowing growth in spending and visitation has raised concerns. The state’s tourism economy is valued at $29.2 billion, though two years of slight growth signal potential challenges.
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