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Find similar grantsTourism Management Grant is sponsored by Colorado Tourism Office (Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade). Offers financial assistance for tourism-related projects that develop, enhance, or manage visitor experiences in Colorado, with a focus on strengthening the tourism industry and supporting responsible travel.
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Deposit Photos Vineyard in Palisade, CO. Deposit Photos Colorado Tourism Office awards $222k in tourism grants ColoradoBiz Staff // March 10, 2026 // The Colorado Tourism Office announced 13 recipients of its 2026 Tourism Management Grant, awarding a total of $222,456 to tourism-related projects across the state. The Colorado Tourism Office awarded $222,456 in 2026 Tourism Management Grants to 13 organizations across the state.
Communities receiving grants include Cripple Creek, Grand Junction, Ouray, Pagosa Springs and Lyons. State leaders say the grants aim to strengthen local tourism economies and improve visitor experiences.
The program, administered by the Colorado Tourism Office, a division of the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade, supports local initiatives intended to improve visitor experiences and strengthen tourism economies in Colorado communities. Gov. Jared Polis said tourism remains an important economic driver for the state.
“Visitors who come to Colorado from across the nation and the world help drive local economies across the state,” Polis said. “That is why investing in local organizations to boost tourism is good for visitors, our economy and our future. ” Eve Lieberman, executive director of the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade, said the grants support local efforts to improve tourism infrastructure and planning.
“Tourism Management Grants empower local leaders to improve the visitor experience across Colorado,” Lieberman said. The 2026 Tourism Management Grant recipients include: City of Cripple Creek — $20,000 to improve signage and navigation connecting visitors with local historic sites. City of Grand Junction — $20,000 to study visitor travel and spending patterns, lodging trends and visitor perceptions.
City of Idaho Springs — $20,000 for the second phase of a wayfinding project connecting major attractions. Colorado Association for Viticulture & Enology — $8,000 to develop a digital guide to Colorado wine regions. Del Norte Chamber of Commerce — $11,440 to install wayfinding and informational directories throughout town.
Greater Pueblo Chamber of Commerce — $20,000 to develop a destination management plan for the city. Lake County Government — $20,000 to support planning for long-term restroom and waste solutions near Twin Lakes. Pagosa Springs Area Tourism Board — $20,000 for wayfinding and river access signage along the San Juan River.
Saguache County Tourism Council — $12,016 to replace wayfinding signs at the intersection of highways 285 and 112 to direct visitors to the town of Center. Town of Eagle — $20,000 for the second phase of a wayfinding project along major corridors and pedestrian routes. Town of Lyons — $19,000 to develop a heritage tourism program, including interpretive signage and self-guided walking tours.
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