What’s New in Utah 2022  It’s time to take off for UtahOn June 2, 2022, Air Canada will begin year-round, non-stop service from Toronto (YYZ) to Salt Lake City (SLC) with three flights weekly on Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Air Canada has not operated service to Utah since 2017 and will use the Airbus A220… Read More

What’s New in Utah 2022  20th anniversary of Salt Lake City Winter Olympic & Paralympic GamesAs the Winter Olympics begin in Beijing, China in February 2022, Utah will celebrate the 20th anniversary of hosting the prestigious sporting event in 2002. Utah is scientifically-proven to have the Greatest Snow on Earth® and is home to 15 ski resorts; 10 of… Read More

Arches National Park Pilot Timed Entry System   Arches National Park has announced that it is piloting a timed entry system from April 3 to October 3, 2022. The goal is to distribute, not reduce, visitation to the park and improve the overall visitor experience, while addressing industry priorities. Various agencies throughout the state, including the Moab Area Travel… Read More

Utah Ski Resorts Ready for 2021–22 Season  The first snow has already fallen on Utah’s ski resorts, and with the ski season just 16 days away, we’re all setting our countdown clocks.    Utah’s 15 ski resorts, 10 of which are less than an hour drive from Salt Lake City International Airport, boast the Greatest Snow on Earth®… Read More

What’s New in Utah  Start the Car!As the U.S. re-opens its land border to vaccinated Canadians on November 8, 2021, the easing of restrictions comes just in time for Canadians to drive south for the winter. Utah is both a popular route to the Snowbird meccas of Arizona, Nevada and California, and an alternative winter… Read More

What’s New in Utah: “Plan now, travel soon” New Native American ExperiencesIndigenous tourism experiences are rightly receiving more interest in Canada than ever before, and this is true in other destinations as well. Utah is home to eight Native American Nations, each with their own contemporary and traditional lifestyles. Their history is found among the state’s… Read More

Are We There Yet?Are This phrase is immortalized as coming from the backseat on any family road trip, but it also doubles as an expression of our collective feelings as we contemplate the end of the pandemic.  For now, start planning and mapping out your ultimate 2022 Utah road trip to take once borders re-open. The Utah… Read More

What’s New in Utah: “Dream now, travel later” Upgrade your Dining DomeAussies and Kiwis dreaming of future international travel and dining can likely all agree it’s time to bust out of our dining domes for something new. Utah’s Waldorf Astoria Park City was an early adopter of the novelty in 2019, long before COVID-19 spread the trend… Read More

The Utah Office of Tourism has joined the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) as a destination member, becoming one of only four US destinations and one of only five North American destinations to become members with a focus to lead in sustainable tourism practices.  The mission of the Utah Office of Tourism is “to elevate life in… Read More

What’s New in Utah: “Dream now, travel later” Utah Shoots for the Sky & Reaches 21 in ’21!Utah is home to more internationally accredited dark sky parks and communities than any other place on earth, and has just added three more designations to the list achieving 21 to launch the new year 2021. The new… Read More