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We love our visitors. They pay most of the bills to operate and fund the city (77%of city funding)..from police to new roads... and keeps Sedona from needing a city property tax...but we do have a new paradigm to manage, don't we..

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Hotel industry emerges from pandemic with new business model, possibly fewer workers

A new reality for many in the lodging business.. shortage of workers has changed services offered..

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National Parks Are Overcrowded and Closing Their Gates

Sedona is not alone. The city or chamber did not do this...the pandemic is the prime contributor to such an increase in visitors seeking outdoor adventure.. hopefully, time will somewhat cure this over-use of outdoor destinations... Summer is already showing a slowing of tourism, especially when compared to last 2020 summer.

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NEW PEDESTRIAN CROSSING UNDER SR 179 ON OAK CREEK

Did you know that a design is almost complete for a new pedestrian crossing under SR 179 on Oak Creek?

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Important News:From AZ Dept of Revenue:

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Sedona Lodging Council Meeting January 14, 2025

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How a tourism mecca came to fear and loathe tourists

‘Lake Tahoe has a people problem’: how a resort town became unlivable

Law preventing regulating short-term rentals affects Sedona

Sedona City Council puts transit plan on a fast track

Chamber of commerce, hotels talk short-term rentals

Sedona City Council: Pause city marketing

Lodging Council rejects funding resolution

Sedona community asks legislature to change state's short term rental laws - ABC News

Nary a drop of reason found at City Council meeting - Opinon RR News

Our pandemic tourism is a mixed bag - Opinon RR News

The Airbnb Effect On Housing And Rent - Forbes

Sedona's housing woes threaten its sense of community. Some blame vacation rentals

HOMEOWNERS SAY AIRBNB RUINED SEDONA ARIZONA

Sedona Unveils Plan To Balance Tourism And Sustainability - 2019

Short Term Rentals and HOA's VOC

Verde Valley officials address lack of regional affordable housing

Crisis in our national parks: how tourists are loving nature to death

Hotel industry emerges from pandemic with new business model, possibly fewer workers

National Parks Are Overcrowded and Closing Their Gates

NEW PEDESTRIAN CROSSING UNDER SR 179 ON OAK CREEK

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Important News:From AZ Dept of Revenue:

News

Sedona Lodging Council Meeting January 14, 2025

News StorIEs

How a tourism mecca came to fear and loathe tourists

‘Lake Tahoe has a people problem’: how a resort town became unlivable

Law preventing regulating short-term rentals affects Sedona

Sedona City Council puts transit plan on a fast track

Chamber of commerce, hotels talk short-term rentals

Sedona City Council: Pause city marketing

Lodging Council rejects funding resolution

Sedona community asks legislature to change state's short term rental laws - ABC News

Nary a drop of reason found at City Council meeting - Opinon RR News

Our pandemic tourism is a mixed bag - Opinon RR News

The Airbnb Effect On Housing And Rent - Forbes

Sedona's housing woes threaten its sense of community. Some blame vacation rentals

HOMEOWNERS SAY AIRBNB RUINED SEDONA ARIZONA

Sedona Unveils Plan To Balance Tourism And Sustainability - 2019

Short Term Rentals and HOA's VOC

Verde Valley officials address lack of regional affordable housing

Crisis in our national parks: how tourists are loving nature to death

Hotel industry emerges from pandemic with new business model, possibly fewer workers

National Parks Are Overcrowded and Closing Their Gates

NEW PEDESTRIAN CROSSING UNDER SR 179 ON OAK CREEK

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