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2026-02-02 01:25Responsible Travel Handbook – Washington Tourism Organizations
A handbook for Washington tourism organizations focused on responsible and sustainable tourism practices. Covers topics including diversity, equity, inclusion, accessibility (DEIA), environmental stewardship, Indigenous peoples and tourism, climate resilience, and destination management strategies. -
2026-01-30 01:56Port of Seattle – How Tourism Marketing Supports Locals
Five Port justifications for tourism spending: countering outdated perceptions, regional competitiveness, equitable visitor spending, community concerns, economic resilience. -
2026-01-27 00:00Port of Seattle Regular Commission Meeting
Agenda for the Port of Seattle Commission regular meeting to be held both virtually and in person at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The meeting includes executive session, public comment, consent agenda items covering claims and obligations, and new business items related to flight corridor management and tourism marketing programs. -
2025-01-28 16:26Commission passes state tourism agreement
Last minute amendment to limit cruise marketing fails 2025 01 28 Agenda Packet Item 9a: Authorization for the Executive Director to Execute a Joint Marketing Agreement with State of Washington Tourism (SWT), a State Government Agency, to Promote International Tourism to Seattle and Washington State in Selected International Markets for Three Years at the Rate -
2023-12-25 22:00How airline mergers hurt travelers — and how you can fight them
By Christopher Elliott Special to The Seattle Times Travel Troubleshooter If the latest wave of proposed airline mergers has left you a little worried, then you have a good memory. Historically, airline mergers are terrible for passengers. And the latest two — the proposed combination of Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines, and of JetBlue Airways -
2023-12-18 18:09What tourists at a downtown Seattle hostel have to say about our city
By Erik Lacitis Pacific NW magazine writer Postscripts 2023: Catching up with some of this year’s cover story subjects. AMID OUR COMPLAINTS about this or that being wrong with Seattle, we locals can forget why this is a truly magnificent city. So thank you, tourists. In June, I wrote a story about the most-asked questions tourists have when -
2019-06-07 22:53
The ‘flight shame’ issue comes home to Rick Steves
Rick Steves, the Edmonds travel guru, plans to pay a million dollars a year to make up for the carbon emissions linked to his travel business. (Don Ryan / AP) By Danny Westneat Seattle Times columnist Rick Steves is in a bit of a conundrum. One that not even a million bucks is likely to