San Antonio businesses welcome spring break crowds
San Antonio – March means money for San Antonio’s tourism industry.
With families from around the state, and even beyond, heading to the Alamo City for spring break, businesses are enjoying the cash flow.
After several years overshadowed by the pandemic, restaurants on the Riverwalk tell KSAT’s Garrett Brnger that things are looking up.
Additionally, Visit San Antonio previously told KSAT that 2023 could break all city occupancy records as visitors flock to the city.
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About the Authors Garrett Brnger headshot
Garrett Brnger is a reporter with KSAT 12.
Ken Huizar headshot
Before starting at KSAT in August 2011, Ken was a news photographer at KENS. Before that he was a news photographer at KVDA TV in San Antonio. Ken graduated from San Antonio College with an associate's degree in Radio, TV and Film. Ken has won a Sun Coast Emmy and four Lone Star Emmys. Ken has been in the TV industry since 1994.
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