State ranks high for business-travel revenue
DENVER — Business travelers spent more than $7 billion in Colorado in 2024, ranking the state seventh in the nation in terms of economic impact, according to a report from the Global Business Travel Association.
According to The Denver Post, the association, which held a convention last week in Denver, predicts a moderate increase of 6.6% in business travel worldwide this year because of global tensions over tariffs and uncertainty about policies.
Business travelers spent more than $7 billion in Colorado in 2024, ranking the state seventh in the nation in terms of economic impact, according to a report from the Global Business Travel Association.
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