Sandoval County Tourism gets grant

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BERNALILLO — Sandoval County Tourism Alliance announced Sept. 10 that it has been awarded $20,000 to support regional tourism marketing efforts from the New Mexico Tourism Department.

This NMTD award is part of a $3.8 million grant funding to 45 entities statewide through its Cooperative Marketing Grant Program for Fiscal Year 2026, a release states.

“As a proud organization of the Santa Ana Pueblo community, we’re honored to join the Sandoval County Tourism Alliance. We are united in our mission to welcome the world to New Mexico. Together, we will share New Mexico’s breathtaking landscapes, sacred history and unforgettable cuisine. Tourism is more than travel; it’s a bridge to culture, connection, and community,” said Rebecca Hansana, Tamaya Ventures, Santa Ana Pueblo Economic Development, a member of SCTA.

According to Dora Dominguez, director of business development and tourism for Sandoval County, the SCTA award of $20,000 will enhance the visibility of Sandoval County’s attractions, strengthen collaborative marketing initiatives, and continue positioning the county as a premier travel destination in New Mexico.

The grant award, along with the SCTA match, will leverage a total award amount of $40,000, the release states.

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