Tourism and Hospitality

No cash? No problem. Whether you are spending a day or a lifetime in San Diego, these are some of the best offerings that won’t break the bank.
The inaugural event is on Tuesday, Aug. 29, and Wednesday, Aug. 30, 4-8 p.m.
The construction timeline for the large-scale project has shifted, and the hall’s anticipated reopening is now in early 2024.
The brand-new, celeb-driven fest will highlight local culinary talent across 20+ events on Wednesday, Sept. 6-Monday, Sept. 11
San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance hopes the new savanna-like environment makes strides for conservation of the species.
The all-pink electric boat will take your group of six cruising on San Diego Bay.
This beach city is roughly 45 minutes from downtown San Diego and is perfect for a nearby getaway.
These are three of our favorite local accessible trails that are wheelchair-friendly.
The folk art showcase — Friday, Aug. 4-Sunday, Aug. 6 — will also boast a large display of authentic, intricate Mata Ortiz pottery.
Many of San Diego’s most beloved craft breweries are making beer in the heart of Miramar.
The historic attraction will spin again on Tuesday, July 25, with free rides for the special occasion.
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The fair — which returns June 12-July 7 — will boast headliners like Ludacris, Jay Leno, Pepe Aguilar, and TLC.
The hotel was built in 1924 at 206 Market St. and offered quality accommodations and entertainment for Black visitors in San Diego during the segregation era.
The city has identified declining road quality, but has conducted studies to find ways to improve conditions.
Explore these twists on margaritas, including sweet, spicy, and sans-alcohol options.
The project will demolish the three-story headhouse on Navy Pier and create a 10-acre park and memorial
The 100-year-old apartment community at 326 Juniper St. is considered a “hallmark” of its era — and a “real estate jewel” of present-day San Diego.
The facility’s improved layout includes 58 dog rooms, 55 cat kennels, and 53 spaces for smaller pets.
Take a sweet tour of stores that sell chocolates and other treats.
The space is the first city-owned dog park in District 7 and is larger than 68% of dog parks in San Diego.
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