San Angelo has been recognized by the state as a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community. State officials say the designation highlights the city’s efforts to grow tourism, support local businesses, and create jobs. City leaders say tourism plays a key role in the local economy and helps bring visitors to West Texas. The certification adds to San Angelo’s other designations as a film‑ and music‑friendly community. Officials say the recognition could help attract more visitors and long‑term investment. The program is run by the governor’s office to support economic growth statewide.
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San Angelo Earns “Tourism Friendly Texas” Recognition from State Leaders
May 19, 2026 | 1:38 PM
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