In Her Bikepacking Documentary “Pedal Through,” Portlander Analise Cleopatra Did It All—Much of It for the First Time

Going on your first bikepacking trip is a feat. So is directing your first film. Analise Cleopatra did both at the same time.

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.

State Audit Finds Travel Oregon’s Soaring Budget Pays for Generous Compensation, Sloppy Contracting

Portland Is In the Midst of a Hotel-Building Spree. Can Visitors Keep Up?

But by the time the Hyatt opens, Portland may have a glut of hotels. The city is experiencing a hotel-building boom—one that observers worry could leave the Rose City with more rooms than visitors.

Oregon Makes Plea For Visitors After Millions of Tourism Dollars Lost Due to Wildfires

The West Coast Tourism Recovery Coalition wants to debunk the conception that the region is consumed in flames. It would also like make up tourism dollars that were lost after last year’s wildfires.

Other Cities Trap You in Their Sprawl. In Portland, Getting Out of Town is the Greatest Argument for Living Here.

Portland, meet Oregon.

In Oregon’s Most Famous Cowboy Town, You Can Smell the Sage and Eat a Big Corn-Fed T-bone

Catch a flight from PDX for $59 on Boutique Air, or make the 200-mile drive.