Sedona Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Bureau’s role in the community is multi-faceted

 THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS March 24, 2023   The Sedona Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau’s role in our community has many facets and includes everything from supporting trail preservation, hosting a business mixer, initiating a...
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Making Sedona a better place

 THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS March 17, 2023   As the Sedona Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau’s President and CEO, it is my mission to help make a difference in Sedona. On March 8, International Women’s...
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Celebrating Sedona’s Women Leaders

 THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS March 3, 2023    Exciting News! The Sedona Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau’s second annual International Women’s Day Luncheon at the Poco Diablo Resort to be held on March 8 is sold...
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Flagging Indicators Mean a Fresh Marketing Campaign is Essential

 THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS February 24, 2023   Arizona Office of Tourism has hired its new director Lisa Urias, an Arizona Community Foundation leader with more than 20 years of experience in multicultural marketing and public...
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Sedona is preparing for one of its biggest events of the year

 THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS February 17, 2023   This past weekend, Arizona rocked it with major back-to-back sports events such as Super Bowl LVII and the Waste Management Phoenix Open. Nearly 73,000 fans were expected to...
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Community Events designed to stimulate conversation

 THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS February 10, 2023   Thanks to everyone who engaged in the Community Pulse event yesterday at the Performing Arts Center at Sedona Red Rock High School. Getting in-person updates from community leaders...
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A new direction in marketing during uncertain times

 THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS February 3, 2023   The most immediate critical issue for the Chamber is helping steady the local economy in uncertain times. Tourism has slowed. From hotels and shops to restaurants and art...
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The Right Kind of Marketing Can Address Tourism Challenges

 THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS January 27, 2023   How do you feel about Colorado?  What about Utah?  Can you make a mental distinction between these neighboring states even though they share a border, a tourism economy...
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Redefining tourism management is a critical, yet chaotic process

 THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS January 20, 2023   True or false: Does city tax dollars paid by Sedona residents fund the Sedona Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau? Many people persistently believe this, though it has...
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Chamber welcomes new businesses partners

 THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS January 13, 2023   The new year is a time for a fresh start, and we are delighted to see that in January, new local businesses and Chamber members are emerging –...
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2023 Means Working Together to Face Economic Challenges

 THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS January 6, 2023   This first week of the new year finds us enthusiastic about 2023 — well-rested and ready — after a wonderful holiday season. Although economic forces kept 2022 from being the...
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New Year’s Resolutions for Sedona’s business community

 THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS December 30, 2022   In the coming year, the Sedona Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau will continue to advocate for a balanced Sedona economy and policies that help small businesses. The...
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