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JHTTB Funding

Travel and tourism at work for Teton County.

In an average year, our small town welcomes over 1.5 million overnight visitors, with a few million more passing through. How does the money they leave behind positively impact our community?

In the State of Wyoming, a 5% lodging tax is collected from every visitor’s stay. Three percent is managed by the Wyoming Office of Tourism and 2% stays in Teton County. Of the visitor-paid lodging tax that stays local, 60% is managed by the Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism Board and 40% is managed by the Town and County.

This means that visitor-paid taxes directly contribute to the community through chosen projects such as ambassador services, strategic partnerships, and community events.

JHTTB Funding Opportunities