Houston: destination that inspires

HOUSTON: Travel always involves the pleasure of exploring. We want to expose ourselves to different cultures and all their manifestations, we want to be inspired by new experiences that encourage us to open our minds and do different things in our lives. The fourth largest city in the United States, a true mosaic of cultures, flavors, arts and fashion styles, Houston has understood what modern visitors are looking for and has perfected its way of inspiring them. No wonder this destination has become an irresistible magnet for millions of visitors in recent years.

This is a metropolis with a truly global vibe, where southern hospitality meets urban chic, luxurious experiences coexist harmoniously with more affordable ones, and inspiration is at every turn! Whether you’re a frequent traveler or a first-timer to Houston, traveling alone or with your family, in Houston’s tapestry of cultures, you’ll find what inspires you most. Whenever you visit, you can experience H-Town at YOUR leisure. The options are endless!

The city of Houston is home to one of the youngest, fastest growing and most diverse populations in the world, including a vibrant Mexican-American community. This foundation of diversity and talent is driving innovation and new technologies that help solve the world’s biggest challenges.

An economic powerhouse, Houston is also home to the global energy industry, an emerging life sciences center, and a burgeoning commercial space industry sector. The region’s important infrastructure and excellent geographic location have made Houston an attractive location for foreign direct investment.

An excellent quality of life is a key ingredient to Houston’s economic success and global competitiveness, where the cost of living remains low compared to the national average; It is therefore not surprising that some of the world’s largest corporations are based in Houston, and that many Mexican companies have chosen this region as the center of their operations in the United States. Houston’s prime location attracts not only industry leaders, but is also ideal for disruptive entrepreneurs, tireless innovators and bold creatives.

In Houston, visitors will find a variety of options including new hotels and restaurants, world-class museum exhibits, countless shopping options, family activities and much more. With some 10,000 restaurants, the culinary capital of the United States is also home to an incredible food scene that stretches from Viet-Cajun, authentic Indian haute cuisine at Kiran’s Restaurant, and Mexican food of all kinds, as well as concepts award-winning chef-driven restaurants such as Hugo’s, Xochi and Lucille’s. As well as some of the best Texas barbecue in the country.

Get inspired by art

Houston, with its cosmopolitan character, never disappoints those who seek inspiration in the visual and performing arts. Tour the Houston Museum District, which has 19 museums and is one of the largest cultural districts in the country, with six million visitors a year. Arts and culture are also found in the street murals created by some of the most talented artists, like David Maldonado, a Houston-based multi-disciplinary artist who celebrates the vibrant stories of his community through public art.

Did you know that Houston is one of only five cities in the United States with resident professional companies in all disciplines of art? In the Houston Theater District, there are artistic organizations that, thanks to their great talent and exceptional dedication, have managed to obtain great international recognition, such as the Houston Ballet and the Houston Grand Opera, among others.

creativity that inspires

In Houston’s tapestry of cultures, creativity flourishes. Magpies and Peacocks, located in the heart of Houston, is the only nonprofit American design house dedicated to the collection and sustainable reuse of post-consumer clothing, textile waste, and accessories diverted from landfills.

Creativity in live music is epitomized by Demola the Violinist. This Lagos native-turned-Houstonian is a renowned artist, songwriter, producer, and violinist who blends Afrobeat, pop, hip-hop, and reggae into exciting fusion versions.

Ready to explore the tapestry of cultures in Houston? Live your own memorable experiences in this city with a global atmosphere and live houston to your liking!

Get to know the Houston Museums

Just a stone’s throw from downtown is the Houston Museum District, made up of 19 institutions that include exhibits and displays that range from the educational to the entertaining. Some exhibits you’ll be able to visit in the coming months include:

Notorious RBG: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg (Notorious RBG: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg ), this exhibition is open to the public until July 31 at the Houston Holocaust Museum.

The Obama Portraits Tour – Official iconic portraits of President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama will be on display at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (MFAH) until May 30.

Meret Oppenheim: My Exhibition – this exhibition will be at The Menil Collection until September 18. Remember that in The Menil Collection admission is always free.

where to stay

Houston has a wide variety of hotels and accommodations for all tastes and budgets. From luxurious accommodations to boutique-style, and options for long-term stays. Some of the new hotels you can find in Houston include:

• The Laura Hotel, Autograph Collection: 223-room luxury hotel located in downtown Houston.
• Blossom Hotel Houston Medical Center: Of 267 rooms, it is the only luxury hotel near NRG Stadium.
• Hilton Garden Inn and Home2 Suites: This two-hotel-in-one-building project is located in the Houston Medical Center and offers 300 rooms.
• Hyatt House/Hyatt Place Houston Texas Medical Center: The 14 floors of this double hotel house 298 rooms.

The new

• POST Houston: Located in the iconic building formerly known as the Barbara Jordan Post Office, this is a place you must visit. Don’t miss the restaurants, the grand concert hall, and some of the best views of the downtown skyline.
• Memorial Park Golf Course: Recently renovated, it is the venue for the Houston Open, to be held from November 10 to 13, 2022.
• Houston Botanical Garden: Located on Park Place Boulevard, just minutes from downtown, this beautiful green space features a collection of themed gardens, including wetlands, edible gardens, and coastal meadows, among others.
• Houston Zoo Centennial: 2022 marks the 100th anniversary of the Houston Zoo, the second most visited zoo in the US. As part of the centennial celebration, the zoo will open in 2023, a special Galapagos Islands exhibit.
• Food halls like Bravery Chef Hall and Railway Heights have brought a host of new restaurants to Houston for visitors to delight in fusion cuisine, international flavors and authentic flavors.

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