Tourism

Albuquerque continues to promote its historic Route 66 corridor as a premier destination for travelers seeking vintage landmarks, local businesses, museums, and cultural attractions. As the Route 66 Centennial approaches, officials encourage visitors to explore the city's rich history and vibrant communities along the legendary highway.

New Mexico continues to celebrate its iconic chile as a symbol of the state's culinary heritage and agricultural traditions. Tourism officials encourage visitors to experience authentic New Mexican cuisine through local restaurants, chile farms, markets, and seasonal festivals.

Albuquerque continues to promote itself as an LGBTQ+-friendly destination by showcasing its inclusive community, cultural attractions, local businesses, and year-round events. Tourism officials encourage visitors to experience the city's welcoming atmosphere while exploring its arts, dining, outdoor recreation, and historic neighborhoods.

Albuquerque continues to highlight its world-famous ballooning culture by offering hot air balloon rides, aviation attractions, museums, and educational experiences throughout the year. Tourism officials say the city's ballooning heritage remains one of New Mexico's most recognized attractions.

Visit Albuquerque is encouraging travelers to discover the city's vibrant arts and culture through themed trip ideas featuring galleries, museums, public art, cultural landmarks, and local businesses. The itineraries showcase Albuquerque's creative community while supporting tourism and local artists.