tourism

Nearly 60 Northwest Oklahoma tourism officials attended the Red Carpet Country Annual Tourism Conference last week in Alva, OK.

Last month, the tech giant Google took big steps into the world of online travel, introducing the Google Trips app to its online platform.

Washington Post writer Christine Dell’Amore recently gave Oklahoma City a tip of the proverbial cap on a national scale, confirming what Oklahomans have known for a long time — it’s awesome to live here.

The Museum of Osteology in Oklahoma City is widely known for engaging locals and tourists with its fascinating exhibits.

Oklahoma City and Tulsa placed 36th and 59th in U.S. News’ Best Places to Live in the USA, respectively. Taking desirability, value, job market, quality of life and net migration into account, Oklahoma City and Tulsa rank high above cities like Chicago, Philadelphia, New York City and Los Angeles.

Carlton Landing is Oklahoma’s newest town, bursting at the scene with charm right out of a storybook. Placed comfortably on the rolling hills overlooking Lake Eufaula, Carlton Landing feels reminiscent of a small beach town mixed with the best features of rural lake living and new urbanism.

A unique guidebook is providing an Oklahoma City bucket list for residents and tourists. “100 Things to Do in Oklahoma City Before You Die” highlights all the best spots in the city to see before you kick it.

If you haven’t started your holiday shopping and you’re having nightmares about lumps of coal in your stocking … you can save yourself that dreaded trip to the mall by ordering Oklahoma Today gift subscriptions for everyone on your list.

Fall is finally here, the air is crisp and leaves are turning orange, yellow and red. What better time is there to explore some of Oklahoma’s state parks?

If you haven’t experienced the autumn grandeur of Talimena National Scenic Byway, this is the start of peak fall foliage in southeastern Oklahoma.

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As the leaves begin to turn and the smell of pumpkin spice fills the air, it’s time for Oklahoma’s most fantastic fall festivities!

The new Discover Oklahoma Destination Dining Guide, featuring 260 of Oklahoma’s most unique and yummy restaurants, is hot off the press, and it’s free!

Oklahoma has plenty of popular travel spots and adventures, but here are four hidden gems you may not have explored … yet.

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Schools are out, and families are looking for exciting activities to keep busy all summer long in Oklahoma. Here are three things you should do.

Time to plan an outdoor adventure in northwest Oklahoma! For more than a century, millions of Mexican free-tailed bats have migrated to the Selman Bat Cave near Freedom. During the late spring and summer, the cave becomes home to one of Oklahoma’s largest maternity colonies.

While we live in a digital world, there are still print publications worth an annual subscription.

If Oklahoma City embodies all that is Oklahoma, Tulsa is the state’s beating heart — a pulsating rhythm all its own.