January 29, 7 min read. Gesturing at some of the bottles on display at his trade show booth, from places like Big Lost Meadery and Jackson Hole Still Works, Sanders said each and every product represents a family. It means thinking bigger and better. They have bigger brands. But for myself, the little guy is just as important as the big guy is, and if I can help them make some money, that makes me feel good.
That has Visit Carbon County thinking about things like llama treks at Elk Mountain and elevated dining experiences at Saratoga Resort, where the master brewer and chef would be available for parties of an appropriate size. Meetings are planned in each community to dig into all the data and figure out what direction each community wants to take in developing new services and tourism options that will appeal to both residents and tourists.
The nonprofit has already seen incredible growth since it was founded in , with 94 business partners on board, spinning out co-branded products like beer , coffee, and even hotel rooms that help support conservation projects that will boost Wyoming wildlife.
Competition is one of the big challenges he faces in meeting that goal. We serve people and wildlife by putting money on the ground to support projects. With 50 more businesses on board, that footprint can grow substantially. Another big challenge Phillips faces is bandwidth. As in, hiring more workforce to help expand the business. So I think product development and the overnight capacity is important. Shober also hopes to deepen engagement across the state. I would like to walk away with every community in Wyoming saying tourism really matters to the place where we live.
It really matters to us. Jackie Dorothy February 01, Menu Menu Search. Subscribe Now. Caret left. Caret right. Advertise Get Free Daily Newsletter. In case you missed it. Share this article Facebook. Most read.
