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Washington State's Voice for Tourism

Washington State Destination Marketing Organizations Association (WSDMO) is an independent, non-profit association advocating tourism investment and promotion as economic development.

WSDMO has the unique ability to partner with key organizations within Washington State related to: business, government and tourism. This ability to partner with organizations across the spectrum uniquely positions WSDMO to act as a catalyst to generate support and understanding of the positive economic impact tourism provides for all citizens of Washington State.

Through collective efforts, WSDMO and its partners work throughout the year to advocate, educate and unite the tourism industry to ensure the future growth and success of tourism in Washington State. .

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Second Annual Tourism Summit

Tourism priming to be economic force

Washington Tourism Alliance prepares for summit

Kitsap Peninsula Visitor and Convention Bureau
The Kitsap Peninsula lies directly across from Seattle in the heart of Puget Sound surrounded by over 300 miles of shoreline and located between the Olympic and Cascade Mountain ranges in Washington State.

Olympia-Lacey-Tumwater VCB
Conveniently situated between Seattle and Portland, Washington’s Capital Cities are home to one of a kind museums, heritage sites, cultural attractions, outdoor activities and family-friendly events.

Island County Tourism
Experience "island time" and historic Americana - Cama Beach State Park; Whidbey's Scenic Isle Way; Deception Pass Bridge; Washington's second oldest town; Penn Cove Mussels; local farms, gardens, cuisine and wineries, art, lodges, whales, eagles, hiking, kayaking, biking; & family recreation.

Olympic Peninsula Visitor Bureau
Olympic Peninsula, Washington. Some of the most intriguing regions on our planet. Wilderness and tranquility, festivals, family adventure activities. Lush rain forests, wild ocean beaches, snow-capped mountains, and friendly towns.

San Juan Islands Visitors Bureau
The San Juan Islands are real islands, real close. They are located in the Salish Sea between three great cities and two countries: Seattle, Vancouver and Victoria. Accessible by Washington State Ferries or by air, Lopez, Orcas and San Juan Islands have been luring explorers and visitors with their natural beauty since they were first discovered.

Seattle Southside Visitor Services
Seattle Southside features the perfect blend of urban attractions and natural wonders. Centrally situated near Sea-Tac International Airport, Seattle Southside is the ideal vacation base to explore the Pacific Northwest.

Seattle's Convention and Visitors Bureau
It's a place where bike messengers share elevators with world-renowned researchers. Where fishermen have lunch alongside top surgeons. It's a city where the extraordinary is commonplace and commonplace is anything but. And if you look closely, you just might discover that in Seattle there are amazing things happening all around you.

Snohomish County Tourism Bureau
Snohomish County, Washington - minutes north of Seattle; hotel rates 40% less! Enjoy ecotours, whale watching, scenic river rafting, a Boeing tour, waterfront villages and outlet shopping - all in the most charming community in Washington. 888-338-0976. www.snohomish.org

Spokane Regional Convention & Visitors Bureau
Discover Spokane, where abundant sunshine sparkles over 76 lakes and great hiking, cycling, whitewater and wildlife adventures combine with world-class wine, entertainment and nightlife. Spokane. Near nature. Near perfect.

Vancouver USA Regional Tourism Office
Anchored by the city of Vancouver which sits on the north bank of the Columbia River, the Southwest Washington region is rich with historic attractions, unique heritage and unsurpassed beauty.

Tacoma Regional Convention + Visitor Bureau
Known for its vibrant art, abundant nature, fresh cuisine and endless outdoor adventures, Pierce County includes Tacoma, Puyallup, Fife, Gig Harbor, Lakewood, Mount Rainier and Crystal Mountain. Visit traveltacoma.com.

Tri-Cities Visitor & Convention Bureau
The Tri-Cities is Wine Country Central. Home to more than 160 wineries within a one-hour drive; three rivers; 300 days of sunshine; ten golf courses; and the Hanford Reach National Monument.

Wenatchee Valley Visitors Bureau
What would you do with 300 days of sunshine?Whitewater rafting, skiing, hiking, mountain biking, fishing, outdoor art, museums, restaurants, shopping, wineries, and beautiful gardens are among some of the favorites…

Yakima Valley Visitors and Convention Bureau
Weather, central location, affordability and an abundance of activities offer visitors a relaxing and enjoyable stay. Find some of the best Washington attractions Yakima Valley has to offer!