HOUSTON — Houston’s tourism and hospitality industries set new records last year as millions of visitors flocked to the city, continuing an upward trend that has been underway in the years following ...

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Workers attend a recent summit asking for a $23 minimum wage for jobs tied to Houston tourism venues that have received investment of public funds. Workers in industries tied directly to Houston ...

Houston's tourism industry isn't slowing down—the city saw a record-breaking 53.9 million people visiting Houston in 2024, according to a new study from Houston First. The out-of-towners who visited ...

Houston is gearing up to welcome more than 500,000 visitors for the World Cup games in just four months, with hotels across the city making massive investments to prepare for the international ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- As the summer travel season kicks off, experts say international tourism to the United States is sputtering, and Houston is already feeling the impact. Houston has long been a ...

Thinking about hosting during the World Cup? Airbnb says you could earn around $3,000.

BGE is proud to announce the election of four new board members: Michael Fitzgerald, Michael… By Jen Sudduth, [email protected] After two decades in executive retained search and thousands… Gain the ...

THE WOODLANDS, Texas — The Woodlands may soon have its own tourism-based economic development zone. The township north of Houston is sending letters to area hotels about creating a tourism economic ...

Houston has long been a hub for international travel, with Mexico serving as its largest source of visitors. Data from Houston First shows a troubling trend: 73,000 fewer Mexican tourists came to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Houston is expected to see a surge in visitors during the World Cup, and Airbnb hosts could cash in on the demand. Searches for ...