Your website is your most important avenue for reaching the travel consumer. Understanding your website and the online dynamics of the Montana and Wyoming region, has never been more important than now.

Ski Resort Trends 2007-2008

Thanks to lots of snow, more skiers hit the slopes this past season. But how did the Internet impact customer counts? While Jackson Hole and Big Sky attracted the most site visitors, Bridger Bowl experienced the greatest surge in Internet visitors, nearly matching Big Sky in November. Only Red Lodge Mountain defied the trend of a sharp drop in site visitors from December and January highs, while Whitefish Mountain Resort maintained a near-tie with Grand Targhee Resort in both January and February.  More

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Analysis and Data You Need 

The average leisure traveler will browse at least four travel websites before making vacation plans. Is your site trending upward or downward compared to other regional tourism sites? How many of your site users pass through and never look back? Which tourism businesses are spending top dollar on web advertising - and are they getting their money's worth? If you've ever asked these questions, the Montana and Wyoming Tourism Insider is for you.