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Comic-Con Locks Into San Diego Through 2030, Anchoring $160MM Annual Hospitality Windfall

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San Diego secured a five-year commitment from Comic-Con International that keeps the pop-culture juggernaut and its estimated $160 million in annual regional spending downtown through at least 2030, cementing the convention as the single largest demand driver for the city's hotel market.

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