More than 5,000 travel writers, companies and vendors will be in the Alamo City in late May for the U.S. Travel Association's 2023 conference.
More than 5,000 visitors — many of them influential in the tourism industry — are expected to pass through the Alamo City in late May when the U.S. Travel Association's annual conference comes to town.spent a more than $5 million in its bid to host the eventAn estimated 5,000 meeting planners, travel agents, tour operators and travel journalists from around the world are expected to attend the five-day conference, which runs from May 20-24.
During that time, non-approved vendors will be prohibited from making sales in the downtown area. City Council approved Thursday a"clean zone" designation — a standard practice for large events — for the area spanning from N. Frio Street to S. Hackberry Street and from N. St. Mary's Street to Florida Street.
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