Readers Respond to the Prospects of Downtown Portland

“We literally boarded everything up in March. It’s been that way since March! It’s not ‘riots,’ it’s not ‘protests,’ it’s the fucking global pandemic.”

Against All Odds, Jeff Miller Is Optimistic About the Future of Downtown Portland Tourism

More than 18,500 news articles have featured Portland’s nightly protests and the resulting police brutality.

East Multnomah County Hotels Are Among Dozens of Tourism Industry Businesses Receiving Financial Help

Travel Oregon, the state’s tourism agency, announced that its newly launched Emergency Response Grant Program was awarding more than $800,000 to 121 operations to help them bounce back following those COVID-19 related losses.

What Will Be Left for Tourists to Visit in a Year? Travel Oregon CEO Todd Davidson Has a Few Hopes.

The local restaurants that make Portland a foodie destination? Likely to close by the thousands.

Portland-Area Governments Inking Deal to Funnel Tourist Dollars to People on the Edge of Homelessness

But striking a deal between governments wasn’t easy.

Are Tourists Cancelling Portland Trips Because of Extremist Brawls? It’s Hard to Tell

A Brief Guide For Plotting Your Eastern Oregon Stoner Road Trip

When it comes to cannabis, Portland and the Oregon Coast seem to get all the attention.

Readers Respond to the Influx of Tourists in Portland: “Might be Time to Get Out of Dodge”

Last week, WW wrote about the increasingly large flocks of tourists coming to Portland (“The Visitors,” WW, June 5, 2019). In record numbers, people are coming here to hog our trials, smoke our weed and drink our beer.