San Antonio tips

As the summer rolls in, there’s no better time to plan a getaway to the vibrant city of San Antonio. With its unbeatable combination of attractions, events, and refreshing escapes, San Antonio promises an unforgettable summer getaway for visitors of all ages. A Pool Float Parade the morning of May 30th at the iconic San Antonio River Walk officially kicked off the summer season and invites travelers to dive into fun in the city – just not into the River Walk itself as that is not allowed!

San Antonio, Texas, is known for its tasty food, dynamic cultural heritage, and rich history. It was the site of the infamous 1836 battle for Texas’ independence from Mexico at The Alamo, now a preserved historic site and museum — and for the San Antonio Riverwalk, which overflows with delicious restaurants, fun shops, and opportunities to explore on foot. Here’s where to stay and spend the night on a trip to this southern city in the Lone Star State.

The flight to Queretaro on the A321 aircraft is just under two hours and operates on Mondays and Fridays.

Pack your bags because flying to Europe will be a bit easier and more convenient for travelers in the Lone Star State. Beginning in 2024, flights will take off from San Antonio and fly directly to Frankfurt, Germany. This is the first time the San Antonio International Airport (SAT) offers nonstop service to Europe.

Of all the many locations where a “ring of fire” annular solar eclipse will be visible on Saturday, October 14 in the U.S. one of the the most popular places to be will surely be San Antonio in Texas.

San Antonio officials are celebrating what they say is one of the most important moments in the city's aviation history.

The travel industry has been through a whirlwind of change in recent years, with the COVID-19 pandemic drastically impacting tourist destinations around the world. As the world gradually recovers, we looked at San Antonio, an iconic Texan city, on how it has weathered the storm and is emerging stronger than ever.

On a hot sunny day this summer, San Antonio became the seventh US city–and the first in Texas–to team up with Google Arts and Culture, launching a global platform dedicated to sharing the city’s rich history, elevated gastronomy and vibrant arts and culture with the world.

San Antonio, a city nestled in the heart of Texas, is a vibrant and diverse city that thrives on its rich cultural heritage. San Antonio is a melting pot of cultures and traditions, from its iconic River Walk to its historic missions. One of the most captivating aspects of the city is its celebration of culture, diversity, and inclusion through a myriad of festivals that take place throughout the year.

When you think of San Antonio, the picturesque River Walk often comes to mind – and rightly so. This iconic waterway meandering through the heart of the city is undoubtedly one of its most famous attractions. However, San Antonio has so much more to offer families beyond this charming waterway. There are plenty of historical landmarks, thrilling theme parks, a wealth of cultural institutions, and plenty of active-adventure activities to be had. This city is a treasure trove of experiences for families.