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MO Hall of Fame-Beth Wiles

The City of St. Robert proudly congratulates Beth Wiles, former Executive Director of the Pulaski County Tourism Bureau, on her induction into the Missouri Tourism Hall of Fame, one of the state's most prestigious recognitions for outstanding contributions to the tourism industry.

Beth received this distinguished honor on October 21, 2026, during the Missouri Governor's Conference on Tourism in Springfield, Missouri.

The Hall of Fame Award recognizes individuals whose dedication, leadership, and contributions have made a significant and measurable impact on tourism throughout the state.

A Legacy of Leadership and Service

Beth dedicated an incredible 22 years to the Pulaski County Tourism Bureau, including 18 years serving as Executive Director.

Throughout her career, she worked tirelessly to promote Pulaski County as a welcoming destination for travelers from across Missouri and throughout the country.

Her forward-thinking leadership, creativity, and genuine passion for our region helped strengthen tourism opportunities, promote local attractions, and showcase the unique experiences that make Pulaski County such a special place to visit.

From celebrating our military heritage and historic Route 66 to promoting the many attractions, businesses, and experiences throughout our communities, Beth understood the importance of tourism and its impact on our local economy.

Her contributions have left a lasting mark on Pulaski County and the communities she proudly represented.

A Special Evening of Recognition

St. Robert Mayor James W. Breckinridge had the privilege of attending the awards ceremony and personally congratulating Beth on this remarkable achievement.

"It was truly an honor to be there and witness Beth receive this well-deserved recognition," said Mayor Breckinridge. "Having worked alongside Beth and seeing firsthand her dedication to promoting Pulaski County, I couldn't be prouder of her. For 22 years, she gave so much of herself to this community, and seeing her recognized at the state level was an incredibly special moment."

The evening was made even more meaningful by the presence of friends, supporters, former colleagues, and representatives of the Pulaski County Tourism Bureau, including those continuing the work Beth helped build.

"One of the things that made the evening so special was seeing so many people who know Beth and appreciate everything she has done come together to celebrate her," Mayor Breckinridge added. "That speaks volumes about the relationships she built and the impact she has had on so many people throughout her career."

A Well-Deserved Honor

Beth's induction into the Missouri Tourism Hall of Fame is not only a tremendous personal accomplishment but also a proud moment for Pulaski County and the entire region.

Her legacy is reflected in the partnerships she developed, the destinations she promoted, and the lasting contributions she made to strengthening tourism in our communities.

On behalf of the City of St. Robert, our Board of Aldermen, and the residents we serve, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to Beth Wiles on this extraordinary achievement.

Beth, thank you for 22 years of dedication, leadership, and service to Pulaski County. Your induction into the Missouri Tourism Hall of Fame is richly deserved, and we could not be prouder of you!

Photo: St. Robert Mayor James W. Breckinridge congratulates Beth Wiles during the 2026 Missouri Governor's Conference on Tourism in Springfield, Missouri.