Topic: Tourism

November marijuana sales push Colorado’s industry to $2 billion annually for the first time

• Calls for social distancing spark demand for online cannabis sales
• Airport “amnesty boxes” for weed? Denver International Airport doesn’t see the need
• Marijuana amnesty boxes set up at airport in Las Vegas
• Mexican tourism secretary floats legalizing marijuana at resorts
• Trend-setting hotelier The Standard will soon have marijuana shop in lobby
• Where will out-of-towners consume weed in L.A.?
• Meet the residents of Nipton, Calif. who welcome complete cannabis takeover of town
• Officials may ban marijuana advertising at Las Vegas airport
• “Amsterdam on steroids”: Las Vegas dreams big in new era of legal marijuana
• Will weed light new fire for Nevada tourism? State agency wants to find out
• Six things to know about Nevada marijuana: edibles, tourism impact, casino ban and more
• Photos: Las Vegas tourists, locals psyched for legal recreational marijuana
• Six essential Colorado cannabis tours, from party buses to free-form adventures
• Vegas tourists will need public places to smoke their weed, Nevada state senator points out
• Has the novelty of visiting Colorado for legal weed worn off?
• 420-friendly travel getting ever-friendlier as cannabis tourism takes off
• Oregon pot growers eye potential for marijuana tourism
• Travel guru Arthur Frommer: ‘Get ready for the era of marijuana, and marijuana tourism’
• Weed vacation mistakes: 5 ways you’re doing it wrong
• How many tourists come for Colorado weed? Survey may surprise you
• Tourists visiting Colorado can now buy an ounce of weed
• Denver set more tourism records in 2015. Again, marijuana gets no credit for bump
• Ounces for everyone: Colorado bill would boost tourists’ purchase limits
• The subtle mainstreaming of cannabis in Colorado — it’s everywhere

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