The Hottest Stars, Stories and Wins in Tourism
July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2025
Annual Report
VISIT TULSA
PROMOTES LEISURE TRAVEL TO/WITHIN TULSA AND THE REGION AND OPERATES TULSA’S OFFICIAL VISITORS CENTER.
Who We Are
TULSA CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU
PROACTIVELY WINS, SECURES AND SERVICES MEETINGS, CONVENTIONS AND OTHER PROFESSIONAL EVENTS FOR TULSA AND THE REGION.
TULSA SPORTS COMMISSION
PROACTIVELY WINS, SECURES AND SERVICES
AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL SPORTING EVENTS FOR TULSA AND THE REGION.
TULSA OFFICE OF FILM, MUSIC, ARTS & CULTURE PROMOTES TULSA AS A MUSIC, FILM AND CREATIVE DESTINATION THROUGH PROGRAMS LIKE TULSA ON TOUR AND SERVING AS THE OFFICIAL FILM COMMISSION.
Tulsa Regional Tourism is northeast Oklahoma’s premier accredited destination marketing organization and serves as one of the four primary initiatives of Tulsa Regional Chamber.
ACCOLADES & BIG WINS
TOURISM ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR (LARGE BUDGET)
— BIG DAM PARTY
— OUTSIDERS BROADWAY CAST TULSA TOUR
BIG DAM PARTY
OUTSTANDING MARKETING BROCHURE (LARGE BUDGET)
FY 23/24 ANNUAL REPORT (MERIT AWARD)
ESTO:
IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCE — BIG DAM PARTY (FINALIST)
DESTINATIONS
NOGALSKI
Fiscal Year Performance
ECONOMIC IMPACT
Sources: Destinations International Event Impact Calculator. Economic impact is calculated using event metrics collected throughout the sales process.
DIRECT: (Direct Spending) ACTUAL: $182,213,028
TOTAL: (Includes Indirect and Induced Spending) GOAL: $203,500,000 / ACTUAL: $316,450,399
STATE SALES TAX GENERATED: ACTUAL: $8,135,739
LOCAL SALES TAX GENERATED: ACTUAL: $7,267,926
*ESTIMATED IMPACT FOR 227 EVENTS BOOKED FY 24-25.
BOOKED EVENTS BY YEAR
Events
BOOKED EVENTS BY FACILITY
HOSTED EVENTS BY MONTH
Distinct from booked events, these figures represent the economic impact of 214 events during FY 24/25, many booked in previous fiscal years. These events had a cumulative attendance of over 464,000 attendees and generated over 212,000 room nights . The total economic impact of $318,510,066 includes $7.3 million in local sales taxes and $8.2 million in state sales taxes
MONTH
321,543 ROOM NIGHTS
$228M ESTIMATED DIRECT SPENDING
TOP REASONS FOR LOST BUSINESS/# OF EVENTS
ROOMS OR VENUE(S) UNAVAILABLE FOR PREFERRED DATES 18
CLIENT’S BOARD OR LEADERSHIP PREFERRED 9
NEEDED TO ROTATE HOSTING LOCATIONS 11
INSUFFICIENT SPACE UNDER ONE ROOF 14
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR AWARDED BUSINESS
255
PRODUCTION DAYS
2,231 TOTAL CREW REPORTED
PRODUCTIONS ASSISTED
3 DOCUMENTARY
$45,390,000 LOCAL SPEND* TV (INCLUDES PILOTS AND PARTIAL)
6 SHORT
2 FEATURE (INDIE)
1 FEATURE (STUDIO)
2 TV REALITY/ UNSCRIPTED
4 MUSIC VIDEO
FILM/TV EVENTS SUPPORTED / CURATED / SPONSORED:
Circle Cinema Film Festival
Location Managers Guild Awards “Make Peace or Die” Free Screening Tulsa Film Ecosystem Mixer Film Industry Legislative Preview South by Southwest
USA Film FestivaL Dallas International Film Festival Film & Music Day at the Capitol
The Last Rodeo Tulsa Screening Dead Center Film Festival
PROJECTS SHOT & LOCAL SPENDING TRACKINGincludes what we could track. The amounts shown reflect dollars spent locally, not total budgets. Spending was the filmmakers or estimated using conservative industry standards/averages per AFCI (per the Association of Film Economic Tracking Systems formula sheet).
TULSA ON TOUR
MUSICIANS ASSISTED
151 TOUR DATES
$32,250
476
FUNDS GRANTED
MUSIC EVENTS SUPPORTED / CURATED / SPONSORED:
JULY Tulsa Music Month
Tulsa’s First Annual Swim Meet Parking Garage Concert Series
AUG Jazz Workshop with Trombone Shorty Jazz on the Green
SEP Americanafest
OCT Skinnerfest
Recording Academy Mixer Big Dam Party
How to become a Recording Academy Member Webinar
DEC Healthcare Options for Creatives & Musicians Webinar
FEB Mix & Master Workshop Folk Alliance
MAR Mix & Master Workshop
APR Film & Music Day at the Capitol The Day That Music Cares
MAY Mix & Master Workshop Mayfest
JUNE Make Music Day A2iM Indie Week Juneteenth Festival
ART EVENTS SUPPORTED / CURATED / SPONSORED:
AUG Artini Tulsa
SEP J’Parle Festival
NOV Dia de los Muertos Art Festival
DEC Tulsa Ballet’s Nutcracker Festival
FEB Vision Arts Grants Reviewer
APR Arts Day at the Capitol
MAY
Tulsa Creative Engine Creative Industries Town Hall
Oklahoma Arts Council Leadership Arts Panel
Marketing & PR Performance
ADVERTISING PERFORMANCE
Source: Google Ad Network/META/Octane
ADVERTISING LANDSCAPE
203,844,103 2,860,745 4.17%
ADVERTISING ACTIVITY
All ad campaigns shown only during 7/1/24-6/30/25. Some campaigns extend past this timeline and will be reflected in next / previous annual report:
Statewide minus Tulsa
7/1-8/2
AR: Ft. Smith, Fayetteville, Springdale, Rogers
KS: Kansas City
MO: Kansas City
OK: OKC
TX: Dallas
Ft. Smith, Fayetteville, Springdale, Rogers
7/1-8/11
AR: Ft. Smith, Fayetteville, Little Rock, Springdale, Rogers
KS: Wichita
MO: Springfield TX: Dallas, Ft. Worth Ft. Smith, Fayetteville, Springdale, Rogers
7/1-8/31
CO: Denver
KS: Kansas City
MO: Joplin, Kansas City
CO: Denver
KS: Kansas City
MO: Joplin, Kansas City
TX: Austin
Joplin, Kansas City, Springfield
OKC, Norman, Stillwater, Tulsa Allen, Carrolton, Frisco, Lucas, McKinney,
AR: NW AR
KS: Wichita
MO: Joplin, Kansas City, Springfield
OK: OKC, Norman, Stillwater, Tulsa
TX: Allen, Carrolton, Frisco, Lucas, McKinney, Plano, Richardson
8/1-8/28
AR: NW AR
TX: Austin Bentonville, Fayetteville, Fort Smith,
KS: Wichita
MO: Joplin, Kansas City, Springfield
OK: OKC, Norman, Stillwater, Tulsa
TX: Allen, Carrolton, Frisco, Lucas, McKinney, Plano, Richardson
AR: NW AR
KS: Wichita
MO: Joplin, Kansas City, Springfield
OK: OKC, Norman, Stillwater, Tulsa
TX: Allen, Carrolton, Frisco, Lucas, McKinney, Plano, Richardson
BIG DAM PARTY HANSON
8/1-8/28
AR: Bentonville, Fayetteville, Fort Smith, Rogers, Springdale
KS: Wichita
MO: Joplin, Kansas City, Springfield
OK: OKC, Norman, Stillwater, Tulsa
TX: Allen, Carrolton, Frisco, Lucas, McKinney, Plano, Richardson
BIG DAM PARTY WORLD’S LARGEST RUBBER DUCK
8/1-8/28
AR: Bentonville, Fayetteville, Fort Smith, Rogers, Springdale
KS: Wichita
MO: Joplin, Kansas City, Springfield
OK: OKC, Norman, Stillwater, Tulsa
TX: Allen, Carrolton, Frisco, Lucas, McKinney, Plano, Richardson
BIG DAM PARTY WHITEWATER SPORTS
8/1-8/28
AR: Bentonville, Fayetteville, Fort Smith, Rogers, Springdale
KS: Wichita
MO: Joplin, Kansas City, Springfield
OK: OKC, Norman, Stillwater, Tulsa
TX: Allen, Carrolton, Frisco, Lucas, McKinney, Plano, Richardson
100X REINING CLASSIC
8/20-8/27
OK: OKC
TX: Dallas, Fort Worth
AVETT BROTHERS
8/27-9/17
AR: NW AR
OK: OKC
FALL/WINTER VISITORS GUIDE
9/9-2/28
KS: Wichita-Hutchinson
MO: St. Louis
NE: Omaha
NY: NYC
OK: Statewide minus Tulsa
TULSA JUNIOR OILERS IN AUGURAL HOME OPENER
9/12-9/26
AR: NW AR
OK: Norman, OKC
BIG DAM PARTY OUTSIDERS EXPERIENCE
8/1-8/28
AR: Bentonville, Fayetteville, Fort Smith, Rogers, Springdale
KS: Wichita
MO: Joplin, Kansas City, Springfield
OK: OKC, Norman, Stillwater, Tulsa
TX: Allen, Carrolton, Frisco, Lucas, McKinney, Plano, Richardson
TULSA’S GREAT RAFT RACE
8/1-8/28
Ar: Bentonville
MO: Kansas City
OK: OKC
SPORTS TECH AND VENTURE SUMMIT
8/14-9/5
OK: OKC
TX: Dallas
PRAIRIE FESTIVAL
8/27-9/5
AR: NW AR
OK: Lawton, OKC
MO: Springfield
TX: Wichita Falls ZEECO OKTOBERFEST
9/25-10/19
AR: NW AR
KS: Wichita
OK: OKC
TX: Dallas
NUTCRACKER FESTIVAL
9/1-12/1
MO: Joplin, Kansas City
OK: OKC
TX: Austin, Dallas-Fort Worth ITA MEN’S ALL-AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP
9/16-10/15
AR: NW AR, Fort Smith
KS: Wichita
9/10-9/27
AR: NW AR
OK: OKC
TX: Dallas, Fort Worth
9/25-10/5
AR: NW AR
MO: Kansas City
OK: OKC
TX: Dallas
ADVERTISING ACTIVITY
All ad campaigns shown only during 7/1/23-6/1/24. Some campaigns extend past this timeline and will be reflected in next / previous annual report:
AR: Fayetteville
AR: Fort Smith, NW AR
AZ: Tempe
Orem WV: Morgantown WY: Laramie
SPRING/ SUMMER VISITORS GUIDE
3/10-3/31
TN: Nashville DMA
BIG BITE
3/27-4/16
OK: OKC DMA
AR: NW AR
BLACK WALL STREET RALLY
4/1 - 5/12
MO: Kansas City Metro
TX: Austin, Dallas Fort-Worth, Houston
HIP HOP AMERICA WOODY GUTHRIE CENTER
4/4 - 6/30 AR: Fayetteville
GA: Atlanta IL: Chicago
Wichita
OKC
NEON PRAIRIE FESTIVAL
4/7 - 6/30
AR: NW AR
IL: Chicago
MO: Kansas City
OK: OKC
TN: Nashville TX: Dallas
AAA ROUTE 66 ROAD FEST
4/15 - 6/19
AR: NW AR
KS: Wichita
MO: Joplin, Springfield, St. Louis
OK: OKC Metro
ST. FRANCIS TULSA TOUGH
4/29 - 6/6
AR: Bentonville CA: Los Angeles, San Diego
CO: Denver Metro
TX: Dallas / North Texas
GLOBAL GATHERINGS
6/2 - 6/30
PHILBROOK SAMURAI
3/12-6/13
AR: Fort Smith, NW AR
MO: Joplin OK: OKC
BOB DYLAN - STEPPING INTO THE UNKNOWN EXHIBIT
3/27-6/13
AR: NW AR, Mountainview
BIG RIDE
4/1 - 6/6
AR: NW AR
KS: Wichita MO: Springfield OK: Edmond, OKC, Stillwater TX: Dalls Fort-Worth
ZOORASSIC WORLD
3/24-6/13
AR: NW AR
KS: Southern KS TX: North TX
KS: Wichita DMA
NY: NYC Proper
OK: OKC
TN: Memphis, Nashville TX: Austin
ACO WORLDS
4/14 - 6/30
AR: NW AR
MO: Springfield
OH: Cincinatti, Milford
OK: OKC
TN: Nashville
TX: Dallas
TULSA MAYFEST
4/17 - 5/9
AR: NW AR, Eureka Springs, Fort Smith
KS: Wichita
OK: OKC
TX: Dallas
JUNETEENTH
5/26 - 6/18
KS: Lawton
MO: Kansas City OK: OKC
GNARGARITAVILLE
4/2 - 4/12
AR: NW AR
MO: Kansas City OH: Columbus OK: OKC TX: Dallas
4/4 - 6/13
OKC
Dallas
TULSA DRILLERS 2025 SEASON
4/14 - 5/31
AR: NW AR, Little Rock
KS: Wichita-Hutchison
DMA
MO: Springfield
OK: OKC, Stillwater
TX: Amarillo, Corpus Christi, San Antonio
TULSA OPERA RENEE FLEMING
4/25 - 5/8
AR: Bentonville
KS: Wichita
OK: OKC
TX: Dallas
MECUM AUCTIONS
5/28 - 6/6
AR: Fayetteville, Fort Smith
MO: Springfield
TX: Dallas-Fort Worth
AR: NWA MO: Kansas City OK: OKC NATIONAL FIDDLER HALL OF FAME
6/6 - 7/4
MO: Branson, Joplin, Springfield OK: OKC
VISITORS GUIDE
The Official Tulsa Visitors Guide began a new bi-annual cadence of selling Tulsa in print and digitally.
PRINT DISTRIBUTION
Print copies available in Tulsa for event attendees and visitors in venues, hotels and high-traffic attractions. They are available statewide in TravelOK’s tourism information centers and via their brochure request program.
54,000
86,985
7,420
233
84,539
17,587
DIGITAL IMPRESSIONS DIGITAL IMPRESSIONS DIGITAL IMPRESSIONS
16,946 831
2,354 401
SOCIAL MEDIA
Source: Sprout Social WEBSITE
Source: Google Analytics USERS
1,724,181 -22.65% vs. 2,229,036 Users (FY 23-24)
NEW USERS
1,999,867
New Users (FY 23-24)
SESSIONS
2,078,412
PAGEVIEWS
15,771,652 -9.23% vs. 17,375,860 Pageviews (FY 23-24)
TOTAL UVM FOR TRT BRANDS
Unique Visitors Per Month (UVM) is the number of distinct individuals visiting a site each month.
TOTAL AVE FOR TRT BRANDS
3,467,398,099 $33,689,979
Total Ad Value Equivalency (AVE) represents the total estimated monetary value of articles based on each media outlet’s popularity.
KEY TULSA COVERAGE
EATER BILLBOARD
ESPN
LOS ANGELES TIMES
NPR ROLLING STONE
THE TIMES*
VANITY FAIR
VARIETY TRAVEL + LEISURE
NOTABLE HEADLINES
TULSA, OKLAHOMA IS NAMED OFFICIAL CAPITAL OF ROUTE
$407,743.51 AVE THIS OKLAHOMA GOLF COURSE WAS JUST NAMED THE HOST OF THE 2032 PGA CHAMPIONSHIP
BOB DYLAN STUNS AT 2025 ‘ROUGH AND ROWDY WAYS TOUR’ KICKOFF
ROLLING STONE 3/26/2025
10,771,318 UVM $99,634.69 AVE A COMPLETE UNKNOWN’ PROPS GOING ON DISPLAY AT BOB DYLAN AND WOODY GUTHRIE CENTERS
$6,373.37 AVE
PGA CHAMPIONSHIP 2025: THE MOST ‘PGA’ MOMENTS IN PGA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY
VARIETY 2/13/2025 20,470,083 UVM $189,348.27 AVE
BILLBOARD’S 2025 TOP MUSIC VENUES
BILLBOARD 2/7/2025 8,691,124 UVM $80,392.90 AVE
$28,675.15 AVE
THE BEST PLACES TO LIVE AND WORK AS A MOVIEMAKER IN 2025 MOVIEMAKER MAGAZINE 1/22/2025
221,966 UVM $2,053.19 AVE
NASCAR DRIVERS AT THE CHILI BOWL: HERE IS WHO’S RACING AT THE 2025 NATIONALS IN TULSA
YAHOO SPORTS 1/8/2025
22,014,140
Experience Performance
EVENT SERVICES
TRT’S EXPERIENCE & EVENTS TEAM PROVIDES EXPERIENTIAL SUPPORT AND SERVICES TO EVENTS BOOKED BY THE CVB AND TSC SALES TEAM TO ENHANCE THE OVERALL HOSTING AND ATTENDEE EXPERIENCE IN TULSA.
HOSTED EVENTS SERVICED
CVB EVENTS: 78 / TSC EVENTS: 48
TOTAL
SURVEY FEEDBACK
EVENT ORGANIZER FEEDBACK
EVENT ORGANIZERS ARE SURVEYED AFTER THEIR EVENT IS HOSTED IN TULSA, CAPTURING FEEDBACK TO IMPROVE TRT’S SERVICES AND IDENTIFY STRATEGIC AREAS FOR COLLABORATION WITH STAKEHOLDERS.
DATA REFLECTS FEEDBACK COLLECTED FOR EVENTS HOSTED DURING THE FY. ORGANIZERS WERE SURVEYED WITH AN 18.4% RESPONSE RATE
PLANNING EXPERIENCE
RESPONDENTS WERE ASKED TO RATE ASPECTS OF THEIR EXPERIENCE WORKING WITH THE TULSA REGIONAL TOURISM TEAM TO PLAN AND HOST THEIR EVENT.
Responsiveness to emails and phone call inquiries
Professionalism and cooperation
Collateral and resources provided to you during the planning process
Assistance with offsite events or other services
HOSTING EXPERIENCE
RESPONDENTS WERE ASKED TO RATE ASPECTS OF THEIR EXPERIENCE HOSTING THEIR EVENT IN TULSA.
NET PROMOTER SCORES
NPS REPRESENTED ON A SCALE OF –100 TO 100
How likely would you be to recommend working with Tulsa Regional Tourism to host your event?
VISITORS
MUSEUMS & HISTORY
ROUTE 66 WAS THE PRIMARY INTEREST SPECIFIED FOR WALK-INS AT THE VISITORS CENTER. ROUTE 66 ACCOUNTED FOR 23.2% OF ALL INTERESTS TRACKED. *
*MULTIPLE INTERESTS MAY HAVE BEEN INDICATED FOR INDIVIDUAL WALK-INS, AND MANY WALK-INS HAD NO INTERESTS SPECIFIED. DATA BASED ON INTERACTIONS WITH VISITORS CENTER STAFF.
TOP VISITOR ORIGIN MARKETS
DATA BASED ON INTERACTIONS WITH VISITORS CENTER STAFF. FOR ALL VISITS, 86.4% OF VISITOR ORIGINS WERE DISCLOSED.
192
INTERNATIONAL VISITORS FROM 30 NON-US COUNTRIES (TOP 5)
GERMANY
3,720
TEXAS MISSOURI
KANSAS ARKANSAS
DOMESTIC VISITORS FROM 49 STATES + DCS (TOP 10 OUTSIDE OK)
CALIFORNIA
ILLINOIS
FLORIDA
NORTH CAROLINA
WISCONSIN
GEORGIA
TULSA AWARENESS GROUP
Every quarter, Tulsa Regional Tourism hosts a Tulsa Awareness Group (TAG) Meet-Up, where local businesses and organizations learn about upcoming large-scale events in Tulsa, how to get involved, be prepared, and maximize the opportunity with additional visitors in town.
Hosted at different venues citywide, meet-ups begin with a time to network, get assistance with their PartnerNet accounts, and participate in the Tulsa Area Attractions meeting. Following that, the Tulsa Regional Tourism team presents upcoming event resumes and data to properly equip organizations for the influx of visitors, and often, prominent local figures will speak as well.
In between the quarterly meet-ups, the TAG Monthly Snapshot highlights 10 of the upcoming 500+ attendee events over the coming 60 days, enhancing community awareness and preparedness.
400+
NEWSLETTER SUBSCRIBERS
13.6%
4 TAG MEET-UPS
INCREASE IN RSVPS FOR MEET-UPS COMPARED TO FY 23/24
SAVVYTULSA
Launched in Q3 of FY 24/25, SavvyTulsa is a free online learning module for Tulsans to learn more about their city and its tourism assets, preparing them to be welcoming ambassadors to visitors.
Those who complete the self-guided program, SavvyTulsans, can more confidently speak about Tulsa and make recommendations to visitors. Upon completion, these dedicated and enthusiatic tourism ambassadors also gain access to special perks like exclusive merchandise from Mythic Press, invitations to in-person tours and SavvyCelebrations at local businesses and insights into upcoming volunteer opportunities.
SAVVY STATS — 644 ENROLLMENTS 327 SAVVYTULSANS*
*course completions
THE RESULTS
Users were asked at the beginning of the learning module to rate their level of understanding and comfort discussing several key topics, then asked the same questions after completion to evaluate the extent to which the program achieved its goals of preparing Tulsans to be welcoming and knowledgeable tourism ambassadors.
LEVEL OF UNDERSTANDING — SCALE OF 1-5
LEVEL OF COMFORT — SCALE OF 1-5
1
TULSA REGIONAL TOURISM – REVENUE
Marketing Compensation
Meetings and Events
Professional Fees
Travel and Hosting
Office Expense
Dues and Subscriptions
Rent
Printing Education
Support costs
Insurance
Other
Total Expenses
Net Income (Loss)
TULSA REGIONAL TOURISM - EXPENSES
Governance & Oversight
TRT EXECUTIVE BOARD
MARK FRIE FMAC CHAIR
Tulsa Performing Arts Center
IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR
Lobeck Taylor Family
ALISON ANTHONY Tusa Area United Way
AMANDA BLAIR Expo Square
ANDREW HARGIS
Hyatt Regency Tulsa Downtown
ANNA AMERICA City of Tulsa
AUNJ BRAGGS
Greenwood Rising
BEN STEWART
George Kaiser
Family Foundation
BRIAN KURTZ
Downtown Tulsa
Partnership
DAN SULLIVAN
Grand River Dam
Authority
DANNY BOY O’CONNOR
Outsiders House
DR. ANN MONEY
Oklahoma Aquarium
ELLIOT NELSON
McNellie’s Group
JACKIE PRICE
Price Family Properties
JEFF EDWARDS
River Parks Authority
JEFF STAVA
Tulsa Community Foundation
JOHN HEWITT Matrix Service Company
JULIO BADIN Gathering Place
JUSTIN LUND
WeStreet Ice Center
KELLER TAYLOR
Oak View Group
LAUREN MIERS TYPROS
LEW ERICKSON
First Oklahoma Bank
LINDSAY HUTCHISON
Tulsa Zoo
MACY SNYDER
AMATUCCI
The Mayo Hotel
MEGAN NESBIT
Philbrook Museum of Art
MIKE MELEGA Drillers
MICHAEL FEAMSTER Nabholz
PETE PATEL
Promise Hotels
PHIL ARMSTRONG
The Oklahoma Center for Community and Justice
RAVI DESAI
Metro Tulsa Hotel & Lodging Association
TULSA REGIONAL TOURISM
RENEE MCKENNEY, CDME
SVP, Tulsa Regional Chamber / President, Tulsa Regional Tourism
LEAH DAVIS
Executive Assistant
HEYDEN SMITH
Senior Marketing Manager
PATTI KRAUSERT
Senior Director of Research & Data Strategy
KATHLEEN BORGNE Director of Sales, Tulsa CVB
JONATHAN HUSKEY
Senior Director of Communications
KENNY SMITH
Visitors Center Associate
SARAH INBODEN Vice President, Experience & Events
MEG GOULD
Executive Director / Film Commissioner, Tulsa FMAC
KATIE BIBENS
National Sales Manager, Tulsa CVB
RACHEL NOGALSKI Director of Experience & Events
SHELLEY SAMPSON
Visitors Center Associate
AMY BLACKWELL
National Sales Manager, Tulsa CVB
NATALIE BOWLING
Assistant Director, Music Services & Programs, Tulsa FMAC
Tulsa Regional Tourism is an initiative of the Tulsa Regional Chamber. One West Third Street, Suite 100 • Tulsa, OK 74103 • visittulsa.com
