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Lab’s Research in the News

Radio Interview with Oregon Public Broadcasting

Lab’s Research in the News

Radio Interview with Oregon Public Broadcasting

Lab’s Research in the News

Radio Interview with Oregon Public Broadcasting

Lab’s Research in the News
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The Sustainable Tourism Lab was developed to protect tourism destinations for future generations of residents and visitors.
The Lab provides data and services to help tourism organizations around the country balance visitor and community needs. It aims to adopt a multidisciplinary approach to pursue sustainable solutions to common tourism industry problems.
To improve the tourism industry through a collaborative, stakeholder-driven process, the lab works to research and design sustainable solutions to the industry’s most pressing problems.
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Our Research in the News
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Learning from resident sentiment studies at OSU’s Sustainable Tourism Lab
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Sustainable Tourism Lab measures how residents weigh pros, cons of tourism in their communities
usa today
Reports of price gouging at Oregon hotels after wildfires leads governor to issue order
New technology from OSU-Cascades
Sustainable Tourism Lab measures how residents weigh pros, cons of tourism in their communities
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Future of popular venue at Silver Falls State Park unclear after operator ends contract
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New technology from OSU-Cascades and community partners is aimed at reducing food waste
Oregon visitor spending stalls, faces fresh headwinds
Oregon has a lot to offer tourists — the Pacific Ocean, the Cascades, waterfalls, high deserts
How climate events can affect tourism in Oregon communities
How do climate-driven events like wildfires affect tourism in communities like Bend?
Wildfire smoke costs Oregon tourism
Longer periods of wildfire smoke are costing Oregon communities thousands in lost tourism revenue.


