Data & Reports
Quarterly Destination Overview Report
Tourism plays an important role in Yuma's economy — supporting local businesses, creating jobs, and generating tax revenue that funds community services. This quarterly report breaks down the numbers behind that impact, from total visitor counts and spending patterns to lodging trends and where our visitors are coming from. Whether you're a business owner, resident, or just curious about Yuma's growth this report provides a great insight. Updated quarterly on the second month of the following quarter.
The Economic Impact of Arizona's Rivers, Lake, & Streams
Arizona's rivers, lakes, and streams are more than just beautiful places to explore — they're an economic engine that supports our communities. This report from the National Audubon Society breaks down how water-based outdoor recreation, from fishing and hiking to kayaking and wildlife watching, contributes billions of dollars and tens of thousands of jobs to Arizona's economy. When people fish the Colorado River, canoe through Yuma's waterways, or spend a day relaxing along the water, they're doing more than enjoying the outdoors — they're supporting local businesses, creating jobs, and generating tax revenue that benefits all of us. Explore the numbers behind the impact and see what Arizona's waterways mean for our economy and way of life when you visit audubon.org/AZRivers
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2024 Dean Runyon Economic Impact of Travel Report
Every time someone books a hotel room, grabs a meal at a local restaurant, or shops at a Yuma business during their visit, it adds up. This report from Dean Runyan Associates breaks down the full economic impact of travel in Yuma — from total visitor spending and jobs supported to tax revenue generated for our community — giving us a clear picture of what tourism means to our city's bottom line.
2024 Dean Runyon Economic Impact of Travel Report
Every time someone books a hotel room, grabs a meal at a local restaurant, or shops at a Yuma business during their visit, it adds up. This report from Dean Runyan Associates breaks down the full economic impact of travel in Yuma — from total visitor spending and jobs supported to tax revenue generated for our community — giving us a clear picture of what tourism means to our city's bottom line.
Jet Rent ATV Rentals
Rent out ATVs, Rhinos, Toy Haulers and Personal Watercraft. Yuma is about 20 miles from Imperial Sand Dunes also known as Algodones Sand Dunes.
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