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27 May Bozeman Volunteers

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Be Good to Bozeman

Country and State: Montana, U.S
Organization: Visit Bozeman

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How can DMOs help visitors to travel more responsibly? That’s the question faced by Visit Bozeman and their Be Good to Bozeman program. While education programs provide an important foundation, Visit Bozeman took their program to the next step with Visitor Volunteer Packets designed to reduce barriers to good behaviors – and incentivize positive action.

  • Be Good to Bozeman Drawstring Bag
  • Be Good to Bozeman brochure about tourism stewardship
  • Be Good to Bozeman Sticker
  • Gallatin Watershed Council information card
  • Gallatin Watershed Council sticker
  • Mesh bag to collect garbage
  • Dog poop bag
  • Gallatin Valley Land Trust Trail Map
  • Hyalite Recreation Trail Map provided by Friends of Hyalite
  • Outside Kind Field Guide
  • $10 Downtown Dollars provided by the DBA as a thank-you to visitors
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Jonathon Day
gjday@purdue.edu

Dr. Jonathon Day, an Associate Professor at Purdue's School of Hospitality and Tourism Management, has over 20 years of experience in destination management. His research focuses on sustainable tourism and responsible travel, emphasizing corporate social responsibility and social entrepreneurship.