COVID-19 Resources for Tourism
The tourism landscape in Colorado continues to change as variants prop up throughout our travel seasons. To help tourism businesses navigate these uncertain times, the Colorado Tourism Office has provided industry-specific resources to help you through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Below you will be able to check operating guidelines and additional funding resources specific to the tourism industry. Consider helping us promote a responsible tourism message by sharing any of the assets in our Care for Colorado Principles Toolkit.
See a full list of Colorado and federal economic recovery programs on our main COVID-19 Business and Nonprofit Resources page.
Guidance by Sector
For operations guidance, please check out the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's (CDPHE) guide for hotels, lodging and short-term rentals. If you are operating an overnight camp, please see CDPHE's guide for residential camps.
Find out more information about the Colorado Five Star Certification Program.
For operations guidance related to the state's dial levels, please check out the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's (CDPHE) guide for indoor events, concerts, conferences, theaters and trade shows. Outdoor guidance for events, fairs, rodeos, concerts, outdoor markets and other outdoor venues can be found on CDPHE's outdoor events page.
Funding opportunities for Live Performing Arts Organizations, Venues and Theaters:
Find out more information about the Colorado Five Star Certification Program.
For operations guidance related to the state's dial levels, please check out the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's guide for bowling alleys, recreations centers, pools and sports facilities.
For operations guidance related to the state's dial levels, please check out the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's guide for office-based businesses.
Funding opportunities for destination management organizations and nonprofits:
For operations guidance related to the state's dial levels, please check out the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's guide for restaurants, bar and food services.
Funding opportunities for Restaurants, Bars and Cafes:
- Denver Temporary Outdoor Expansions Program
- Durango Creative District Emergency Loans Fund (Craft food and beverage)
- First Southwest Community Fund's Food Truck Loan Program
Find out more information about the Colorado Five Star Certification Program.
For operations guidance related to the state's dial levels, please check out the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's guide for indoor markets and malls, boutiques, marijuana dispensaries and large retail department, discount or outlet stores.
Find out more information about the Colorado Five Star Certification Program.
For operations guidance, please check out the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's (CDPHE) guide for outdoor recreation, guides, tours and outfitters. Guidance for Colorado's ski areas and resorts can also be found on the CDPHE website.
For operations guidance, please check out the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's guide for public transportation, trains, rideshares and taxis.