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The March/April Tourism feature explores hotel histories, hotel futures, and the architecture of Six Flags. Also in this issue: Q2…

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Mar 07, 2022
After two years of compromised, constrained, or completely cancelled travel plans, this past winter break my family and I finally…

Mar 07, 2022
Have you ever had that conflict of emotions where you felt positive about one thing yet concerned about another? Of…

Mar 07, 2022
For the past century, some of the darkest night skies in the continental United States could be found in far…

Mar 07, 2022
El Paso-Juárez is the second largest binational region on the United States-Mexico border. Also known as the Borderplex, or as…

Mar 07, 2022
Zoological gardens, or zoos, as they have come to be known, were at first little more than exotic collections of…

Mar 07, 2022
For many people, San Antonio is a tourist city: It has long been a draw for tourists attracted to its…

Mar 07, 2022
The official groundbreaking ceremony for the National Medal of Honor Museum will take place on March 25. The museum will…

Mar 07, 2022
These interior surfacing options include a new upholstery and wallcovering fabric made of plastic waste reclaimed from the oceans and…

Mar 07, 2022
Dr. Tara A. Dudley is an assistant professor at The University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture with a…

Mar 07, 2022
A rejuvenated Plaza Hotel Pioneer Park reflects El Paso’s continued resurgence.

Mar 07, 2022
The Canopy Hotel San Antonio creates new ways of experiencing the River Walk.

Mar 07, 2022
Hotel Revel breaks new ground in what a boutique hotel can be.

Mar 07, 2022
An iconic metal screen defines Virgin Hotels Dallas.

Mar 07, 2022
In 1946, Frank Lloyd Wright seemed to have landed the client who would finally fulfill his decades-long ambition to build a…