Park County tourism leaders at August luncheon

Posted 8/11/26

CODY – The Cody Country Chamber of Commerce invites members and the public to attend its August Cody Club luncheon on Monday, Aug. 17, featuring an update on the future of tourism in Wyoming …

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Park County tourism leaders at August luncheon

Posted Tuesday, August 11, 2026 8:00 am

CODY – The Cody Country Chamber of Commerce invites members and the public to attend its August Cody Club luncheon on Monday, Aug. 17, featuring an update on the future of tourism in Wyoming and Park County from two of the state's newest tourism leaders.

The luncheon is sponsored by 1330 Creative, a local digital marketing agency that provides social media and email marketing, web design, local marketing, and marketing consulting services to businesses in the Cody area.

The luncheon program will feature Dominic Bravo, Director of the Wyoming Office of Tourism, and Michael Wambolt, Executive Director of the Park County Travel Council (Cody Yellowstone).

As both leaders are new to their roles, attendees will have the opportunity to hear firsthand about their early priorities, current initiatives, and long-term vision for tourism at both the state and local levels. The presentation will include updates on marketing efforts, strategic planning, emerging opportunities, and collaborative initiatives designed to strengthen Wyoming's visitor economy while supporting the communities that make the state a premier travel destination.

Tourism remains one of the region's most important industries, generating economic activity that benefits businesses across a wide range of sectors. This Cody Club program will offer valuable insight for business owners, community leaders, tourism partners, and anyone interested in the future of Park County and Wyoming's tourism economy.

The luncheon will be held at noon on Monday, Aug. 17, at the Holiday Inn, 1701 Sheridan Ave. The cost is $20 per person and includes a plated lunch catered by QT's Restaurant.

Reservations are required by Wednesday, Aug. 12, to accommodate catering. Chamber members are reminded that many membership levels include complimentary Cody Club tickets, which can be redeemed by registering online. Cody Club has been growing rapidly in 2026, and this topic is always especially popular.