San Francisco's hotel sector benefits from the city's growing AI industry, with high occupancy rates reported. Tourism recovery is slow due to pandemic impacts, a sluggish convention business, and ...

A full recovery isn’t coming for San Francisco until 2025, he said. Occupancy levels for the year will be around 70 percent, down from around 80 percent in 2019. U.S. tourism official forecasts ...

San Francisco's tourism recovery doesn't match those numbers, but the city has hugely improved since 2021. Visitor spending in 2022 was about $12 billion, a whopping 71% increase from 2021.

The floor in the airport director’s office at San Francisco International Airport subtly trembles throughout the day as the ...

It generates around 30% of all of our travel and tourism to San Francisco." ... D'Alessandro says this is a good sign, but he doesn't anticipate San Francisco will see a full recovery until 2024.

Visitors are returning to San Francisco, but a full tourism recovery could take years. International tourism is still down 76% this year compared to 2019.

SAN FRANCISCO — Economic and political challenges in the past year have left California’s multibillion-dollar tourism industry in a precarious state.

Advocates for San Francisco’s tourism industry say a full pandemic recovery of visitors and spending remains years away, but cruises and air travel epitomize the rebound that The City has ...

It spells good news even though San Francisco is likely to lag. No one has a Magic 8-Ball to ask if U.S. hotels can expect to roar back to recovery next year or will still be climbing out of the ...

A pedestrian walks past the entrance to the Hilton San Francisco at 333 O’Farrell St. in San Francisco in 2023. Since that time, optimism for the city’s tourism sector has soared.