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Why Utah s new tourism director says there are big things ahead as the industry grows

Utah s tourism industry provided an economic impact of about $12 billion in 2022, and the state s new tourism leader says there are \

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Census data shows who is moving to Utah and why

KSL.com spoke to various demographers and people who moved to Utah to answer the question: Who is moving to Utah, and why?

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Utah gov : The single greatest threat to our future prosperity is the price of housing

Purchasing a home in Salt Lake City is 116.3% more expensive than renting, making renting a much more economical option for residents.

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How is Utah s housing market? - Deseret News

Purchasing a home in Salt Lake City is 116.3% more expensive than renting, making renting a much more economical option for residents.

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How Salt Lake Succeeded in Keeping Its Downtown Busy

Ingredients include increased numbers of residents, cultural amenities and tourism. The key is not depending too heavily on office workers.

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