About the WCVA
Your Partner in Tourism About the Washington County Visitors Association The Washington County Visitors Association (WCVA) is a non-profit destination marketing and destination…
It’s a Wrap!
The WCVA and Washington County's Tourism Community Gathered to Celebrate National Travel & Tourism Week We Reunited and Rediscovered! Thank you to all who were able to…
Tourism Research and Statistics
In 2020, tourism brought in $462.1 million in direct destination spending to Oregon's Washington County. Washington County, Oregon, offers a wealth of attractions…
WASHINGTON COUNTY HOTEL PERFORMANCE: MAY 2022
According to STR, which provides market data on the hotel industry around the globe. Washington County’s hotels continue to make an upward trajectory in three key performance indicators: Occupancy (OCC), Average Daily Room Rates (ADR) and Revenue Per Available Room (RevPAR). For the month…
Learn MoreWashington County Hotel Performance: April 2022
According to STR, which provides market data on the hotel industry around the globe. Washington County’s hotels continue to make an upward trajectory in three key performance indicators: Occupancy (OCC), Average Daily Room Rates (ADR) and Revenue Per Available Room (RevPAR). For the month…
Learn MoreIt’s a Wrap! The WCVA and Washington County’s Tourism Community Gathered to Celebrate National Travel & Tourism Week
WCVA’s President & CEO speaks to the attendees of the Reunite + Rediscover event celebration National Travel & Tourism Week.Thank you to all who were able to attend our Reunite + Rediscover reception during National Travel & Tourism Week! The theme of the event was…
Learn MoreTourism in Washington County Grew in 2021
Annual “Economic Impact of Travel” report released by Travel Oregon illustrates overnight tourism in Washington County According to a preliminary report by Dean Runyan Associates, commissioned by Travel Oregon, visitation and visitor spending in Washington County grew in 2021, compared to 2020. Overnight Visitation…
Tualatin Valley Celebrates the “Future of Travel” During National Travel and Tourism Week, May 1-7, 2022
This Year, the Travel and Tourism Industry Looks to the “Future of Travel” BEAVERTON, Ore. (May 1, 2022) – The Washington County Visitors Association (WCVA) joins the travel and tourism industry this year to observe National Travel and Tourism Week (NTTW), the annual celebration…
Washington County Hotel Performance: March 2022
Washington County’s hotel performance continues to rebound, with performance nearly reaching pre-pandemic levels. The following charts illustrate the performance of Washington County’s hotel performance for the month of March from 2019 to 2022, according to STR, which provides market data on the hotel industry…
Learn MoreDestination Capitol Hill Overview
Last week, WCVA President and CEO Dave Parulo joined more than 300 national travel and tourism colleagues for the annual Washington DC legislative fly-in organized by U.S. Travel and called “Destination Capitol Hill.” Dave was honored to be part of the Oregon travel delegation that…
Brand USA Funding Restored
President Biden has restored funding for Brand USA! Brand USA is essentially the national DMO to champion the US as travel destination. Restoring funding for @BrandUSA will ensure visitors return to all corners of the U.S., exploring our beautiful country and supporting thousands of…
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