Oregon Delights This Winter When you think winter in the Pacific Northwest do you think gray skies and rain? It’s a common myth that’s easily debunked when you are visiting Oregon in the winter due to the sheer geographical diversity: Sunny high desert? Check. Snow-laden forests? You bet. Pristine rivers? Pack your fishing gear. Mountain… Read More

For immediate release04 October 2022 After a brief pause with their in-market presence in the Australian and New Zealand markets, Travel Oregon is back and excited to re-engage with the Aussie and Kiwi travel trade and travel media. As international flights resume and restrictions continue to lift between Australia and the USA, Travel Oregon encourages… Read More

What’s New in Oregon ‘The Sports Bra’ Champions Women at Female-Focused BarWhen Jenny Nguyen opened The Sports Bra this spring in Portland, OR it became the only bar in the world dedicated to women’s sports. Of course, the watering hole is committed to serving great food and drinks, but its mission is to provide a space that… Read More

Whats New in Oregon NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC NOD FOR SUSTAINABLE TOURISMNational Geographic has named Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge as one of the seven best sustainable destinations in the world to visit in 2022. Designated a U.S. National Scenic Area, the Historic Columbia River Highway attracts more than 2 million visitors a year, so regional partners are working closely together to… Read More

Whats New in Oregon Why Guides Are The Best Way to Explore OregonTravel Oregon’s new Why Guides program encourages visitors to consider a licensed guide to provide safe and responsible travel experiences when visiting Oregon. Local guides know the ins and outs of the state, including planning details like parking, permits and gear, and often have special… Read More

What’s New in Oregon We look forward to welcoming Canada back! Oregon, Still Slightly ExaggeratedAs the U.S. re-opens its land border to vaccinated Canadians on November 8, 2021, Travel Oregon has launched part three of its popular animation series, Only Slightly Exaggerated (OSE) titled “Still Slightly Exaggerated.” The short films aim to provide the magical feeling of… Read More

Why Oregon, Why Guides? Why should Canadians choose Oregon as a travel destination as the Canada-U.S. border restrictions ease? Wide-open spaces extend through seven diverse regions, lush valleys produce some of the world’s best wine and ancient forests cascade down mountains to the sands of the Pacific Ocean. The state’s natural appeal is matched only… Read More

Travel Oregon recognizes that when the mantra of your largest city is Keep Portland Weird, Oregon is basically the “dad jokes” of travel destinations. And, when you are waiting with anticipation to welcome your neighbours to the North back to Oregon and the Canada-U.S. border is closed to non-essential travel until (at least) June 21,… Read More

Oregon Recipe Box Oregonians are passionate about their food and drink. From incredible ingredients to food, wine and beer festivals – you can have it all in Oregon.  For armchair travellers, check out Oregon’s recipe box.   Oregon’s Top Kitchens Watch famous Oregon chefs turn their home kitchens into virtual cooking classrooms while in self-isolation. Gabriel Rucker … Read More