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CVB News & Events
Find out about news and events at the San Antonio Convention & Visitors Bureau.

SACVB Executive Director Receives National Award
Casandra Matej, Executive Director, San Antonio Convention and Visitors Bureau (SACVB), received the Event Service Professionals Association (ESPA)’s Executive Excellence Award at their recent national meeting.

Show Your Conference Badge to Get Delicious Discounts
You can get free or discounted appetizers, desserts, meals and drinks just by showing your conference badge at participating establishments.

Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center Set to Expand
Beginning in the fall, the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center will undergo a $325 million expansion, increasing contiguous exhibit space to over 500,000 square feet. The expansion will also include a new 50,000+ square foot ballroom, the largest in the state of Texas. The HBGCC will remain open throughout construction. Once new construction is completed in mid 2016, the oldest portion of the convention center, on the west side of the complex, will be demolished for the 12-acre redevelopment of the adjacent park, Hemisfair.

News Briefs
See what's happening at area venues, attractions, hotels and resorts so you can stay up to the minute on San Antonio’s meetings landscape.

New Non-Stop Flights to San Antonio
Getting to San Antonio just got easier with new non-stop flights! Several airlines recently announced non-stop service to and from San Antonio, allowing more convenient travel options for visitors from St. Louis, Seattle, Philadelphia and Mexico City.

PCMA Education Conference Fun
San Antonio hosted the 2012 PCMA Education Conference, creating wonderful memories, including the surprising opening session where CVB Executive Director Casandra Matej performed a traditional Mexican dance—in costume!

South Texas Heritage Center Tells Story of San Antonio's Early Days
A new venue along the San Antonio River brings to life the early days of South Texas and provides an exciting setting for group tours, meetings and events.

San Antonio's New Culinary Landscape is a Recipe for Better Meetings
The Culinary Institute of America's much-anticipated new San Antonio campus provides a delightful experience for deleagates