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Through strategic allocation of Teton County’s lodging tax funds, we steward Jackson Hole toward a sustainable destination, where our leadership, marketing, management, and community engagement ensure the vitality of our natural and human ecosystems.
Jackson Hole is a wild and resilient destination where the community, economy, and natural ecosystems simultaneously thrive.
In the State of Wyoming, a 5% lodging tax is collected on every visitor’s hotel, motel, and rental property stays; 3% is managed by the Wyoming Office of Tourism, and 2% stays in Teton County. 60% of these local funds are managed by the JHTTB for destination marketing, tourist education, events, and other tourism-related initiatives as outlined in the Wyoming State Statutes. The balance (40%) is managed by the Town of Jackson and Teton County, primarily to mitigate the impacts of tourism on infrastructure and services.
For visitor information, including JHTTB marketing campaigns and visitor management projects, see VisitJacksonHole.com.
For hospitality industry information, including lodging tax funding opportunities, visit Industry.VisitJacksonHole.com.