By James Hebert Roller-coaster riders zoom high above Mission Beach aboard the Giant Dipper at Belmont Park. As spring continues to heat up, San Diego's tourism industry has been bursting with good news. Here’s a look at some of the positive developments across the regional tourism scene: Hotel business hits high notes Hotel occupancy has hit two major recent … [Read more...] about San Diego tourism is notching lots of “spring wins” as the industry rebounds
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National Travel and Tourism Week 2022: Celebrate the Future of Travel Social Media Toolkit
The San Diego Tourism Authority has created this social media toolkit with suggested copy and infographics for you to share on LinkedIn and Twitter to promote the U.S. Travel Association's National Travel and Tourism Week, May 1-7, 2022, and celebrate the Future of Travel. When creating your own posts, be sure to use the hashtags #SanDiegoTourism and #NTTW22. LinkedIn San … [Read more...] about National Travel and Tourism Week 2022: Celebrate the Future of Travel Social Media Toolkit
Headlines You Need to Read | 22 April 2022
Each week, the San Diego Tourism Authority gathers headlines that highlight the hospitality and tourism industries, as well as top news in the San Diego region. Mission Beach is getting a new front door: elegant, $150M replacement bridge nearly complete — San Diego Union-TribuneA critic’s guide to San Diego’s new architecture — with a tour of beloved classics — Los Angeles … [Read more...] about Headlines You Need to Read | 22 April 2022
Meet SDTA Tourism Accelerator Member Access Trax
The San Diego Tourism Authority’s Tourism Accelerator pilot program, one of the first of its kind in the country, is designed to promote diversity, equity and inclusion in the local tourism industry by providing free membership, mentoring, education and networking opportunities to businesses owned by people of color, women, veterans and those who identify as LGBTQ+. We are … [Read more...] about Meet SDTA Tourism Accelerator Member Access Trax
Weekly Hotel Performance Update – Apr. 10 to Apr. 16, 2022
Hotel demand dipped slightly during the week leading up to Easter with county hotels selling a total of 350,137 room nights, roughly 15,000 less room nights than the previous week. Leisure demand remained strong, and transient demand among upscale properties improved by 13,000 room nights. However, this was not enough to overcome the 25,000 fewer room nights from group … [Read more...] about Weekly Hotel Performance Update – Apr. 10 to Apr. 16, 2022