Longwoods International
The Colorado Tourism Office, through Longwoods International, conducts an overview of Colorado’s travel and tourism market and provides a detailed profile of the state’s visitors for each calendar year. This information is based upon data on the day and overnight travel patterns of a representative sample of U.S. households, gathered through the syndicated TravelUSA® survey of the U.S. travel market.
The report provides an overview of:
- The U.S. overnight travel market (pleasure and business)
- Total U.S. trip volume; national, regional and segment year-to-year trends
- Colorado’s visitor numbers, in total, pass-through vs. stayed overnight, and by segment
- Colorado’s competitive position; visitor volumes for regional competitors and year-to-year trends; market share; ranking vs. other states in total and by segment
- Colorado traveler profile including, demographics; travel party characteristics; profiles of key tourism segments; estimates of the number of overnight and pass-through visitors to each of Colorado’s primary tourism regions; estimates of travel and tourism expenditures in Colorado, for all domestic visitors and key segments, broken out by: accommodations; food and beverage; recreation and sightseeing; transportation; and retail purchases
Click below to view full reports:
Colorado Longwoods 2011 Report
Longwoods Colorado Advertising Evaluation 2011 Study
Longwoods Colorado Advertising Evaluation 2011 Executive Summary
Longwoods Colorado Travel Year 2010 Final Report
Longwoods Colorado Travel Year 2009 Final Report
Longwoods Colorado Travel Year 2009 Topline Results
Longwoods Colorado Travel Year 2008 Final Report
Longwoods Colorado 2008 Travel Year Presentation
Longwoods Colorado 2007 Travel Year Presentation (Power Point)
Longwoods Colorado Advertising Evaluation 2007
Longwoods 2006 Visitor Profile Study
Longwoods 2005 Visitor Profile Study
Longwoods Colorado Visitors Study 2004
Longwoods Colorado Visitors Study 2003
Longwoods Colorado Visitors Study 2002
Longwoods Colorado Visitors Study 2001