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Board approves limited reprint of travel guides with updates through year-end 2025

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Summary

Advisory board authorized a limited reprint of the Moab travel guide with targeted corrections and updates, to carry inventory through Dec. 31, 2025, while a redesigned guide is prepared for 2026.

The advisory board approved a limited reprint of the Moab travel guide on March 11 with specific content updates and a short shelf life: the board directed staff to print only enough copies to carry inventory through Dec. 31, 2025, and to incorporate corrections (for example, updated access and entry instructions to Arches National Park and updated listings).

Staff told the board the traveler guide remains a frequent fulfillment item for people who request printed materials, and that digital versions will continue to be available. Board members requested several targeted edits, including updated park entry and timed-reservation language, replacing an outdated airline icon, and revising the back-page “Before You Go” content so the guide’s front-facing messages are welcoming.

Why it matters: The printed guide remains a public-facing resource for visitors who request mailed materials or pick them up in-person. The board favored keeping inventory modest while the office prepares a refreshed guide or a new creative treatment for 2026.

Next steps: Staff will make minor content updates, order a limited run to last through December 2025, and prioritize distribution of corrected brochures while saving older copies only for immediate fulfillment until the new product is ready.

Speakers quoted: Laurie McFarland (chair); Nick (staff reference) provided distribution details.

Topics: visitor information materials; inventory and messaging; content accuracy.