Visit Cheyenne

A group of the nation's top tour operators are in Cheyenne this week for their annual meeting.

Darren Rudloff, President and CEO of Visit Cheyenne, says the tours are a fun way to learn about Cheyenne's colorful past.

Visit Cheyenne and its economic development partners announced Wednesday that they've raised the funds needed to construct a splash pad on the Depot Plaza.

Rudloff says the tax raises roughly $1.9 million dollars per year, which his organization uses to pay for promotional efforts and advertising campaigns promoting visitation to the area

Darren Rudloff says he is expecting a "very solid" Cheyenne Frontier Days in terms of visitation in 2018.

Darren Rudloff said last year's solar eclipse was a good introduction to Wyoming for people who had never been here before.

Jim Walter with Visit Cheyenne says visitors spent $346 million in Laramie County last year, a 4 percent growth over 2016.

If you think there's nothing to do in Cheyenne, think again. Here's a list of fun events in the Capital City.

The event is sponsored by Visit Cheyenne and Black Hills Energy.

Darren Rudloff says 2017 has been a very good year for tourism both in Cheyenne and the entire state of Wyoming.