Sponsored by:

Omaha Tourism Veteran Assumes Executive Director Role at Visit Omaha

August 5, 2025

Omaha’s visitor economy has been breaking records in recent years, and a new leader at Visit Omaha plans to keep that momentum going. Jasmyn Goodwin has been appointed executive director of Visit Omaha, the city’s official tourism authority.

Goodwin has grown with the organization. She started as a marketing assistant in 2007 and most recently served as vice president of marketing and communications. In that role, she led the launch of “Find Your Happy Place in Omaha,” the most recent campaign (and the third she’s launched), designed to spark connections with travelers and boost the city’s visibility. Under her leadership, Omaha has seen a 23 percent jump in visitation from key target markets in the past five years.

Goodwin is known for creative, crowd-pleasing projects — from the viral Peyton Manning “Omaha, Omaha” tweet that brought national attention, to the award-winning redesign of VisitOmaha.com, to OMAI the Troll’s citywide scavenger hunt.

As executive director, she will guide Visit Omaha’s work to draw more visitors, meetings and events to the city — a key part of Omaha’s $2 billion annual tourism economy.

Learn more at VisitOmaha.com.

Sponsored by:

Recent Visit Omaha Articles

Vote for the 2026 Omaha Metro Tourism Awards Winners

If you’ve ever told an out-of-town guest, “We have to take you here,” this is your moment. The public has narrowed the field for the 2026 Omaha Metropolitan Tourism Awards, with 42 finalists selected from nearly 900 nominations across Douglas and Pottawattamie...

Youth Hockey Players Take Over Omaha Arenas

Youth hockey teams will take over Omaha ice rinks for two weekends — February 26-28 and March 5-7 — as the Omaha Hockey Club hosts the annual Omaha Stampede tournament. The tournament will bring a combined 64 teams to the metro area. Week 1 includes 43 teams, and week...

Omaha Beer Week Begins with Two Saturday Events

Omaha Beer Week kicks off Saturday, February 21, with two fan-favorite events that make it easy to explore the metro’s craft beer scene. The Craft Beer Bus Tour runs from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. across multiple routes and costs $40.25 per rider — less than the cost of an...

Subscribe Today!