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Hotel filling staffing gaps ahead of travel trade show expected to bring thousands to SA - Vimarsana News

Hotel filling staffing gaps ahead of travel trade show expected to bring thousands to SA

Two weeks away from IPW 2023, hotels prepare for the influx of people expected to come from around the world.

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Will Sky-High Gas Prices Hurt Memorial Day Weekend Travel? - Vimarsana News

Will Sky-High Gas Prices Hurt Memorial Day Weekend Travel?

With the Memorial Day holiday weekend only days away, many budget-conscious drivers are highly concerned about fast-rising gas prices.

San Antonio businesses chime in on economic benefits of Fiesta's full-scale return - Vimarsana News

San Antonio businesses chime in on economic benefits of Fiesta's full-scale return

Fiesta, combined with convention crowds, helped drive customers into hotel rooms and restaurants during the Alamo City's premiere party.

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Glass 'half full': Leisure travelers returned to San Antonio in '21, but conventions still missing - Vimarsana News

Glass 'half full': Leisure travelers returned to San Antonio in '21, but conventions still missing

San Antonio’s hotel market has recovered more quickly than most others across the U.S....

San Antonio tourism leaders say they have high hopes for the summer - Vimarsana News

San Antonio tourism leaders say they have high hopes for the summer

San Antonio tourism leaders say they have high hopes for the summer Hospitality leaders are now trying to hire before the seasonal tourism spike Tags:  , SAN ANTONIO – The visitor and tourism industry, hobbled by the pandemic, saw a welcomed increase in the hotel occupancy rate in March thanks to NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament and spring break. Richard Oliver, a spokesperson for Visit San Antonio, said 65% of the city’s hotel rooms were booked in March, compared to only 15% at the most in March 2020. Although it’s not quite like the 80% occupancy rate San Antonio has seen durin...

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