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San Antonio Business Journal: Hotel revenue in downtown San Antonio declines as industry navigates period of stagnation

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The San Antonio Business Journal reports on concerns about how tariffs will affect the San Antonio hospitality industry, already struggling in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic recovery. The article by Scott Bailey, Will tariffs put a squeeze on SA’s $22B visitor industry, features quotes from several San Antonio leaders, including Source Strategies’ Director of Data Operations, Paul Vaughn.

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San Antonio Business Journal: Economic turmoil a threat to SA visitor industry

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The San Antonio Business Journal reports on concerns about how tariffs will affect the San Antonio hospitality industry, already struggling in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic recovery. The article by Scott Bailey, Will tariffs put a squeeze on SA’s $22B visitor industry, features quotes from several San Antonio leaders, including Source Strategies’ Director of Data Operations, Paul Vaughn.

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Visit San Antonio gets timely bump in funding as Austin ups competition – San Antonio Business Journal

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San Antonio hotel operators sold nearly 3% more room nights during the first quarter than they did during the same period a year ago, while overall revenue increased nearly 2% to more than $355.7 million. The Alamo City area now has about 50,000 hotel rooms, according to new hotel brand report data provided to the

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San Antonio’s hotels coming off strong year – ExpressNews.com

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Boosted by the NCAA Men’s Final Four, the Valero Alamo Bowl and the city’s Tricentennial celebration, San Antonio hoteliers sold more room-nights and raked in more cash last year. Room revenue at metro-area inns jumped 9.3 percent to $1.38 billion in 2018, according to a report by Source Strategies Inc., a San Antonio-based hotel consulting

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