Visit Cheyenne

Visit Cheyenne President Darren Rudloff says a pair of new hotels are set to open soon

Visit Cheyenne President Darren Rudloff says a recent online survey found Cheyenne needs more ''destination events" to attract visitors.

Got plans for New Year's Eve? Once again this year, we're throwing Cheyenne's biggest bash in the historic downtown Depot plaza. The festivities kick off at 3 p.m. with a free kid's party. We'll have games, crafts and activities inside the Depot for children of all ages...

Cheyenne tourism and business leaders are hoping a new online tool will serve as a roadmap in attracting more tourists to the capitol city. Darren Rudloff, President and CEO of Visit Cheyenne, says they're using a tool called DestinationNEXT to measure their effectiveness...

Wyoming tourism officials say increased advertising and promotional efforts are paying off. "We've had a very strong summer tourism season here in Laramie County," said Darren Rudloff, Executive Director of Visit Cheyenne. "Right now for the summer months, lodging tax collections are up about 6% over the same period last year...

Visit Cheyenne President Darren Rudloff says he expects 2015 Summer visitation to the area to increase over the past two years, both of which were strong tourism seasons

It's still early, but Visit Cheyenne President Darren Rudloff says he is expecting a banner season for the tourist industry in southeast Wyoming in 2015.

'Visit Cheyenne' is now accepting applications in 2015 that, in the past, has helped to provide marketing assistance to tourism-related events and business opportunities.

Visit Cheyenne Executive Director Darren Rudloff says a new "family friendly" event has been added to this year's New Year's Eve Ball Drop celebration.

Work on two railroad ''quiet zones" in Cheyenne has been completed.