Top Headlines of the Week: Nov. 1 to Nov. 5

Each week, the San Diego Tourism Authority will gather headlines that highlight the hospitality and tourism industries, as well as top news in the San Diego region.

Nov. 1

• How Bazaar Del Mundo, Now 50 Years Old, Became a San Diego Institution—The San Diego Union-Tribune
• San Diego County’s ‘Decarbonization Framework’ Says Local Government Must Take Lead on Climate Action—The San Diego Union-Tribune
• Slow Growth in Downtown Carlsbad, New Census Numbers Show—The San Diego Union-Tribune

Nov. 2

• At Long Last, Construction Begins on San Diego Airport’s $3.4b Terminal 1 Overhaul—The San Diego Union Tribune
• San Diego Airport Would Connect to Rail Under Tax Measure Filed by Labor, Green Groups—The San Diego Union Tribune
• Why Event Planners Can’t Afford to Overlook Hybrid Attendees—EventMB
• Swoop Takes Off for San Diego—The Coronado Times

Nov. 3

• Biden Names Third Judicial Nominee for San Diego Federal Bench—The San Diego Union-Tribune
• Tourism Marketing Is Evolving Quickly With These New Priorities—Skift
• Airlines Bracing for the Good, Bad and Ugly of Holiday Travel—TravelPulse
• Holiday Travel: Americans Ready to Hit the Road—TravelPulse

Nov. 4

• US Mandates Vaccines or Tests for Big Companies by Jan. 4—The San Diego Union-Tribune
• Navy and Coast Guard Ships Open for Public Tours During Fleet Week Weekend—The San Diego Union-Tribune
• US Travel: Nov. 8 Reopening Is Only a First Step Toward Recovery—TravelPulse

Nov. 5

• Family Travel Roars Back With Vaccines for Younger Children—TravelPulse
• U.S. Hotels Rebound With Significant Increase in October Job Growth—Skift

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