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The Residence Inn by Marriott San Antonio Riverwalk is announced as 'OPENING SOON,' offering extended-stay suites with in-room kitchens, free breakfast, and Wi-Fi. Located near the River Walk, this new hotel provides convenient accommodations for business and leisure travelers, including those attending conventions. The property also features an on-site Starbucks.

The Residence Inn by Marriott San Antonio Riverwalk is "opening soon," offering extended-stay suites with kitchens, free breakfast, and Wi-Fi, located near the River Walk in downtown San Antonio. This new hotel aims to provide comfortable accommodations for visitors, including those attending events and conventions in the city.

Visit San Antonio celebrated National Travel and Tourism Week, emphasizing the industry's significant impact on the local economy, which generates $23.4 billion in economic impact and supports over 150,000 jobs. The organization highlighted the role of travel and tourism, including meetings and conventions, in driving economic prosperity and strengthening communities.

Visit San Antonio is celebrating National Travel and Tourism Week, highlighting the industry's $23.4 billion economic impact, support for over 150,000 jobs, and $284 million in tax revenues for the city. The organization emphasizes the role of tourism in shaping San Antonio's identity and driving economic prosperity.

International Bank of Commerce will begin a $164 million project in July to convert one of its IBC Centre office buildings into a 301-room JW Marriott hotel, with completion expected by April 2028. The project also includes constructing a new building for events and meetings. This significant addition to San Antonio's hotel inventory will impact the city's capacity for convention business.

The San Antonio City Council approved a $6 million contract with Accenture Infrastructure and Capital Projects LLC to serve as the executive program manager for Project Marvel, overseeing construction and infrastructure upgrades. Additionally, a $350,000 contract was awarded to MuniCap Inc. to conduct a cost-of-services assessment and revenue projections for the district. These contracts are crucial steps in the development of the downtown sports and entertainment district, which includes a convention center expansion.

The San Antonio City Council approved a $6 million contract with Accenture Infrastructure and Capital Projects LLC to serve as the executive program manager for Project Marvel. This project includes a planned convention center expansion, a second convention center hotel, and other downtown developments.

The San Antonio City Council approved $6.3 million in contracts for consultants to oversee Project Marvel, a downtown sports and entertainment district. Accenture Infrastructure and Capital Projects LLC was awarded a $6 million contract as the executive program manager, while MuniCap Inc. received $350,000 for a cost-of-service study and revenue forecasting. Project Marvel is expected to include a Convention Center expansion, a renovated Alamodome, and a second Convention Center hotel.

The San Antonio City Council is scheduled to vote on $6.3 million in contracts for consultants to oversee Project Marvel, a downtown sports and entertainment district. This includes a $6 million contract for Accenture Infrastructure and Capital Projects LLC as the executive program manager, which will coordinate convention center upgrades.

The International Association of Exhibitions and Events (IAEE) released its "2026 CEIR Index Report," a comprehensive analysis of the B2B exhibition industry. Visit San Antonio is recognized as a strategic partner of IAEE, highlighting its involvement in the broader exhibition and events sector.

The Hospitality Industry Technology Exposition and Conference (HITEC) 2026 is scheduled for June 15–18 at the Henry B. González Convention Center in San Antonio. This global event will bring together thousands of professionals from over 50 countries, focusing on hospitality technology and travel industry innovation. HITEC is expected to significantly boost San Antonio's tourism ecosystem.

The 25th Annual South Central Texas Manufacturing Trade Show & Conference, held in San Antonio, brought together nearly 180 exhibitors and around 2,000 attendees, marking its most successful edition to date. The event, organized by the San Antonio Manufacturing Association, focused on strengthening connections between local manufacturers and their value chain, offering conferences on topics like cybersecurity, AI, and new manufacturing techniques.

The South Central Texas Manufacturing Trade Show & Conference, organized by the San Antonio Manufacturing Association, concluded its 25th edition with record participation. Nearly 180 exhibitors and 2,000 attendees gathered in San Antonio to strengthen connections and explore innovation in the manufacturing industry.

The River Walk Anime Convention is scheduled to take place at the San Antonio convention center in May. Local anime clubs are preparing to attend, with members anticipating panels, shops, and autograph stands.

Mews will be participating in HITEC 2026 at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in San Antonio, showcasing their operating system for hoteliers. The event will include live demos and a hotelier happy hour on June 16.

The San Antonio City Council approved the first two contracts, totaling $6.3 million, for the $4 billion 'Project Marvel' development. This massive downtown sports and entertainment district will include a convention center expansion, a new NBA arena, and an Alamodome renovation. Accenture Infrastructure and Capital Projects LLC was awarded a $6 million contract to manage construction and infrastructure upgrades.

The San Antonio City Council has approved the first contracts to move forward with Project Marvel, a multi-billion-dollar downtown sports and entertainment district that includes a significant expansion of the Henry B. González Convention Center. This project, estimated between $3 billion and $4 billion, also involves a new Spurs arena, a renovated Alamodome, and a second convention center hotel. City staff are prioritizing the Convention Center expansion and the Spurs arena, with further details and agreements expected by the end of 2026.

San Antonio City Council approved contracts for Project Marvel, a $4 billion downtown development that includes a convention center expansion and a second convention center hotel. Accenture Infrastructure and Capital Projects LLC was awarded a $6 million contract to manage construction and infrastructure upgrades.

The San Antonio City Council has approved the first two contracts for the $4 billion Project Marvel development, which includes a convention center expansion. Accenture Infrastructure and Capital Projects was awarded a $6 million contract to manage the design and construction phases.

San Antonio City Council approved two consultant contracts related to "Project Marvel," a proposed $3 billion to $4 billion sports and entertainment district near an expanded convention center. Accenture was chosen as the executive program manager to oversee the development.