 - The Wind River Visitors Council will host a community engagement session with Wyoming Office of Tourism Executive Director Domenic Bravo beginning at 5:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 14, in Room 116 of the Inter Tribal Education and Community Center at Central Wyoming College in Riverton, bringing together community members, business leaders and tourism partners for a conversation about tourism priorities, opportunities and the future of Wyoming’s visitor economy.){kind=link}
(Riverton, WY) – The Wind River Visitors Council will host a community engagement session with Wyoming Office of Tourism Executive Director Domenic Bravo beginning at 5:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 14, in Room 116 of the Inter Tribal Education and Community Center at Central Wyoming College in Riverton, bringing together community members, business leaders and tourism partners for a conversation about tourism priorities, opportunities and the future of Wyoming’s visitor economy.
The public session will provide updates on statewide tourism priorities and the future of Wyoming’s visitor economy while giving local residents, businesses and tourism partners an opportunity to share their perspectives, ideas and questions.
Bravo will provide updates on WOT and statewide tourism priorities while hearing directly from Wind River Country residents and industry partners about the opportunities, challenges and issues that matter locally.
Appointed executive director of WOT by Governor Mark Gordon in October 2025, Bravo has been traveling throughout Wyoming to meet with communities and tourism partners, listen to local priorities and discuss opportunities to strengthen the state’s visitor economy while preserving the character and experiences that make Wyoming unique.
The Riverton session brings that statewide conversation to Wind River Country and reflects WOT’s ongoing commitment to collaboration with local communities and industry partners.
Tourism and hospitality businesses, community leaders, elected officials and anyone interested in the future of tourism in Wyoming are encouraged to attend.
The event is open to the public, and refreshments will be provided.
For more information or to RSVP, contact WRVC CEO Helen Wilson at hwilson@windriver.org.
RSVPs are preferred by Sept. 10.
The WRVC is a Destination Marketing Organization responsible for investing lodging tax revenues to promote Fremont County and the Wind River Indian Reservation, collectively branded as Wind River Country, as a premier tourism and visitor destination.
Through strategic marketing, partnerships and community collaboration, WRVC works to enhance the region’s visibility, support local economies and inspire travelers to explore the diverse landscapes and cultures of Wind River Country.
Learn more at WindRiver.org.
The WOT is the only statewide organization dedicated to growing Wyoming’s tourism economy, charged with bringing non-resident visitors to Wyoming by promoting the state as a vacation destination to both domestic and international audiences.
The local tourism industry relies on WOT to create an umbrella marketing campaign promoting Wyoming as an ideal vacation destination and positioning Wyoming against competitive brands as the destination of choice to drive the visitor economy in the Cowboy State.
To learn more, visit TravelWyoming.com.