The 2021 tourist season has exceeded expectations, and tourism experts say the numbers may come close to the records set in 2019.
Trails, open spaces, parks and forests are helping the Pikes Peak region get back on track as the COVID-19 pandemic wanes.
Owners of lodging properties in Manitou Springs think the scene is set for a prosperous tourist season — if they can find the help they need.
From First Friday art walks to Skate in the Park, Downtown Ventures has been committed to helping Colorado Springs thrive by helping residents get active and feel connected with the city’s center.
Wintertime in Colorado comes with countless opportunities for tourists to enjoy.Â
Colorado Springs hotels posted the highest occupancy rates in the nation for the week ending Aug. 15 and the weekend of Aug. 15-16, according to STR, a leading tourism industry data and research firm.
Business owners in Manitou Springs are happy that one of the town’s premier attractions, the Manitou Incline, reopened Aug. 6.
After businesses in Colorado shut down in late March under a statewide stay-at-home order designed to impede the spread of COVID-19, hotels registered occupancy at just under 17 percent, the lowest rate in decades.
