Oregon Skier Profile and Economic Impact Analysis Final Report
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Date
2012-12
Authors
Parker, Robert
Phillips, Madeline
Steckler, Becky
Josephson, Alec
Krebs, Tessa
Jubera, Jonathan
Journal Title
Journal ISSN
Volume Title
Publisher
University of Oregon
Abstract
This
report
presents
an
analysis
of
the
economic
impacts
of
the
Oregon
ski
industry
for
the
2010-‐11
season.
The
results
are
based
on
a
survey
of
874
skiers/snowboarders
at
Oregon
ski
areas
during
the
2011-‐12
ski
season.
The
survey
gathered
a
broad
range
of
data,
including
participation
patterns,
shopping
patterns,
on-‐
and
off-‐mountain
expenditures,
and
ski
vacations.
ECONorthwest
completed
the
economic
impact
analysis
using
the
IMPLAN
model.
A
report
of
this
kind
has
not
been
completed
since
1989.
The
Community
Planning
Workshop’s
Oregon
Skier
Profile:
1988-‐89
Season
estimated
the
industry
generated
$152
million
in
direct
economic
impact
with
about
1.5
million
skier
visits.
This
amount
would
be
the
about
$282
million
in
2012
dollars.2With
2010-‐11
skier
visits
in
Oregon
reaching
1.9
million,
CPW
estimates
the
ski
industry
generates
$311
million
in
direct
economic
impact
and
a
total
economic
impact
of
$482
million.
Description
117 pages, Final Report.