Understanding Astrotourism: An Overview

Utah Governor Spencer Cox has officially designated April as “Dark Sky Month” for the fifth consecutive year, highlighting the state’s stellar opportunities for astrotourism amid its dark, star-filled skies. With the highest concentration of certified International Dark Sky parks and communities worldwide, Utah’s clear night skies are projected to generate nearly $6 billion and support over 113,000 new jobs in the Colorado Plateau over the next decade. As visitors increasingly seek out natural experiences that include stargazing, local leaders emphasize the importance of preserving the night sky, noting its critical role in the state’s tourism economy. This initiative not only enhances the visitor experience but also supports environmental well-being and the conservation of nocturnal ecosystems.

Understanding Astrotourism: An Overview

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