Category: Davis County Tourism

Utah Business Magazine recently compiled an impressive list of top national rankings achieved last year by the state of Utah. The publication’s editors explained that they compiled their list to offer proof that Utah is the best state in America. A vibrant business community is like a beating heart for any state. It’s not just […]

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  When you search online for “Layton, Utah” you get most of the predictable details such as population total, elevation, weather, maps, and so son. However, Google also provides some interesting particulars under the heading “People also ask,” based on popular search terms. The following includes the top user searches about Layton, Utah and Google’s […]

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  Layton City was recently ranked No. 10 in “The 10 Best Cities to Ride out a Recession” by MoneyTalksNews. The publication cited financial website SmartAsset and its analysis of 429 cities across four data categories: employment, housing, social assistance, and economic stability, to see where residents will do best in a recession. According to […]

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The Utah State Legislature and Governor Spencer J. Cox recently unveiled an advanced plan to provide critical connections and additional transportation options to Utahans. Utah leaders intend to invest in a network of paved trails that link residents of all ages and abilities to their destinations and communities throughout the state. Dubbed the Utah Trail […]

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National Geographic recently named Utah to its 2023 “Best of the World” list. The celebrated publication rewarded the state this designation thanks to several of its adrenaline rush opportunities in the popular adventure state. National Geographic designated Utah as one of the 25 most inspiring travel destinations on Earth. The Beehive State is featured in […]

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The Wasatch Front Regional Council (WFRC) recently reported Utah Governor Spencer Cox’s intention to work towards establishing an integrated statewide trail network. Governor Cox’s announcement, supported by Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) Executive Director Carlos Braceras, is intended to establish regional trails and connect with existing local trail systems in the state for greater connectivity […]

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