• We're Still Looking! Kansas Tourism is recruiting for a Website Database Manager. Please be sure to pass this along to anyone you know that may qualify!
  • Do you need help with your Website or Travel Guide listings? If so, we can assist you with In-Person Extranet Training. Please contact Kelli for more information.
  • Kansas Mural Making - Join fellow Kansas artists and community members March 6-8 in Wichita for this exciting event to connect, strengthen, and deepen the impact of large-scale public art projects on thriving communities across the state. Click here for more information and to register.
  • Calling All Projects - Do you have a planning or construction project in mind to make walking or cycling safe and encouraged in your area? If so, be sure to check out the Transportation Alternative program offered by KDOT.  You can download the concept form here, which needs to be entered by March 4th before a full application can be made in May.
  • Year In Review - The tourism industry is a vital sector to the Kansas economy. Check out Kansas Tourism's 2021 Year in Review that highlights the economic impacts of the industry and showcases its importance as an economic driver for the state. 
  • Thanks For Coming! We loved having you all join us at our Open House this week.  It was great to have Governor Kelly in attendance and Lt. Governor Toland even shot his weekly message to Commerce employees while everyone was there.  Check out the video here.
  • Mark your calendars now for the next Kansas Tourism Industry Huddle - Wednesday, March 9 at 1PM.
  • Be A Sponsor or Register - Check out the opportunities available at the Heartland Byways Conference May 3-5 in Leavenworth.
  • Did you miss a previous Travel Talk?  No worries....click here. 
  • For more resources check out our Industry page. 
Sunshine in the Sunflower State
With Valentine's Day coming up, we are celebrating with a Cow Heart from Farmer Derek Klingenberg. Networks from around the world, including Discovery Channel have come to film on his farm. And he is more than happy to show the world that farmers in Kansas are good family people that eat the same food they do and like to have fun while doing it.