While still 31% of the adult population in Seattle has visited Pike Place Market, the No. 1 ranked tourist destination in the city, at least once in the last 12 months, surveys conducted by The ...

SEATTLE — More and more people want to visit Seattle. According to the marketing organization Visit Seattle, 40 million visitors came to Seattle and King County in 2024. SEE ALSO | Seattle businesses ...

More and more people are visiting Seattle and King County. According to recent data from Visit Seattle, 40 million visitors came through last year—a 5.3% increase from 2023 and almost as many as 2019.

Discover the top 5 Seattle coffee tours in 2025, from hidden gems in Capitol Hill to iconic spots at Pike Place Market. Join ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. ©Photo courtesy of the City of Seattle (The Center Square) – Seattle is expected to see a 27% drop in international overnight ...

The Southwest Seattle Historical Society has another series of Alki History Walking Tours planned for the next half year, leaving the Log House Museum at 11 am on first and second Saturdays. Here's ...

SEATTLE — Seattle saw more visitors in 2023 than at any other time since before the COVID-19 pandemic. On Wednesday, at an annual gathering of stakeholders, Visit Seattle CEO Tammy Canavan released ...

SEATTLE — Tourism in Seattle is bouncing back following the pandemic, but while the city is celebrating the increase, tourism leaders are also worried about what the future could hold. From the Space ...

(The Center Square) — New data shows that tourism in Seattle is near pre-COVID-19 levels, but international tensions could halt progress on that front. Visit Seattle, Seattle and King County’s ...

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At the start of a breezy new season, Hotel Andra Owner Craig Schafer said he's concerned about another kind of change hitting the Emerald City.

Talk Show Host and Columnist at Seattle Red AM 770 In 2011, the state decided to be a little cheap and cut one particular post: the Washington tourism office. It was the office responsible for putting ...