Destination stewardship and management protects the natural environment and provides solutions to peak tourism.

Destination Stewardship, Management

The Visit Truckee-Tahoe Board of Directors voted to fund and resource the development of a long-term Destination Stewardship Plan (2021-2025) which focuses on solutions to peak period tourism impacts and provides a long-term vision for protecting and preserving Truckee as an economically thriving, authentic mountain town for future generations of both residents and visitors to enjoy.

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