Visit OKC’s Fiscal Year 2024 (FY24) Annual Report, highlights the significant economic impact tourism has on Oklahoma City. Through its strategic efforts, Visit OKC has attracted major conventions, sporting events, and leisure visitors, boosting the City's economy.
In 2024, Oklahoma City saw significant advancements in advocacy across key sectors, including tourism funding, government relations and education reform, positioning the city for continued growth.
Visit OKC’s Sports Development team showcased Oklahoma City’s ability to host major events in FY24, attracting visitors nationwide.
Oklahoma City is becoming a key player in the U.S. film industry, with Moviemaker magazine ranking it as 2025’s 13th best place to live and work as a moviemaker. The city's rise in film production boosts the local economy and strengthens national presence.
2024 was a standout year for economic development in Greater Oklahoma City, marked by substantial growth and the diversification of job opportunities across multiple sectors.
The Oklahoma County Criminal Justice Advisory Council (CJAC) marked significant progress as it completed its sixth fiscal year on June 30, 2024.
The LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games announced plans to stage Canoe Slalom and Softball competitions in Oklahoma City instead of building temporary venues. Southern California lacks a Canoe Slalom venue, and the largest Softball venue seats fewer than 2,000 people, not meeting the expected spectator demand for the Games.
