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Story summary
- Inntopia reports winter bookings at Colorado and Utah resorts declined despite February snowfall, due to drought and warm temperatures.
- The report shows a 5.5% revenue drop for Colorado and Utah resorts versus last year.
- Winter occupancy fell 5.1%, with Colorado and Utah revenue down 7% while the rest of the West rose nearly 7%.
- Summer bookings look stronger, with a 12.1% anticipated revenue increase, while travelers seek earlier, lower-rate destinations.
