The Alamo City is gradually seeing a boost in tourism.
PUBLISHED 1:38 PM CDT Apr. 15, 2022SAN ANTONIO — Tourism was a $15 billion industry in San Antonio before the pandemic. Now, two years later, visitors are back in the Alamo City.
Guantello has been drawing caricatures for almost 30 years. Most days he’s working in the heart of the city. He says demand has changed. Guantello says he sees many people buying food. However, he says they aren’t spending money on souvenirs, experiences or his drawings like they have in the past.
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