CVB reports success of new marketing stratagies
The economic impact of the local tourism industry was highlighted during last week’s joint meeting of the Kerrville Convention & Visitors Bureau and the City of Kerrville, as KCVB President
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The economic impact of the local tourism industry was highlighted during last week’s joint meeting of the Kerrville Convention & Visitors Bureau and the City of Kerrville, as KCVB President
Kerrvilleâs favorite lunch spot closed the doors of its Water Street location on Friday, Dec. 18 in preparation for the move to a new location after the first of the year. Founder and owner of Cartewheels, Debby Stein said shelearned a few months ago that the owner of the downtown property had new plans for the location, and so, Cartewheels would have to move out. Once the best kept secret in Kerrville dining, Stein revealed the new location will be on 216 Quinlan Street at the former site of Hippie Chicks Bakery and Bistro. Stein explained, âWe are making extensive renovations ...