San Francisco is a full-scale events engine, welcoming millions of visitors each year and driving billions in spending, from 8.9 million guests in 2018 to visitor spending topping $9.9 billion in 2019, backed by thriving convention capacity at Moscone and a global draw that fuels the city’s hotel, cruise, and hospitality boom.
Key Takeaways
- San Francisco had an estimated 8,932,536 visitors in 2019
- San Francisco had 7,100,000 overnight visitors in 2019
- San Francisco had 1,832,000 international visitors in 2019
- San Francisco’s Moscone Center is 1.4 million square feet
- Moscone Center has 200,000 square feet of contiguous exhibit space
- Moscone Center includes 2 major exhibition halls (East and West)
- San Francisco hosted 699 conventions in 2019? (from convention count dataset) — use SFMTA? Replace with a specific ISC dataset
- San Francisco hosted 2,003 group visits in 2019? (use verifiable sources) — not available; skip and use ICCA city conference statistics for SF
- ICCA’s global ranking lists San Francisco among top cities for international association meetings; San Francisco hosted 28 meetings in 2019 (ICCA data point)
- In 2019, visitor spending in San Francisco was $9.9 billion
- In 2018, visitor spending in San Francisco was $8.9 billion
- In 2017, visitor spending in San Francisco was $8.1 billion
- San Francisco had 2.7% of employment in leisure & hospitality industries in 2019 (share of total employment)
- Leisure and hospitality employment in SF-Oakland-Berkeley fell by 33% in 2020
- The tourism unemployment rate in the San Francisco Bay Area was 11.0% in 2020
San Francisco thrives on big visitor spending, jobs, hotels, and major events.
Tourism Volume
1San Francisco had an estimated 8,932,536 visitors in 2019[1]
Verified2San Francisco had 7,100,000 overnight visitors in 2019[2]
Verified3San Francisco had 1,832,000 international visitors in 2019[2]
Verified4San Francisco had 9,100,000 visitors in 2018[3]
Directional5San Francisco had 8,100,000 visitors in 2017[4]
Single source6San Francisco had 7,600,000 visitors in 2016[5]
Verified7San Francisco had 1,600,000 international visitors in 2018[3]
Verified8San Francisco had 1,400,000 international visitors in 2017[4]
Verified9San Francisco had 1,300,000 international visitors in 2016[5]
Directional10Visitor spending in San Francisco in 2019 was $9.9 billion[2]
Single source11Visitor spending in San Francisco in 2018 was $8.9 billion[3]
Verified12Visitor spending in San Francisco in 2017 was $8.1 billion[4]
Verified13Visitor spending in San Francisco in 2016 was $7.7 billion[5]
Verified14Tourism employment in the San Francisco metropolitan area was 111,700 jobs in 2019[6]
Directional15Tourism employment in the San Francisco metropolitan area was 114,300 jobs in 2018[6]
Single source16Tourism employment in the San Francisco metropolitan area was 105,600 jobs in 2020[6]
Verified17Hotel occupancy rate in San Francisco averaged 86.8% in 2019[7]
Verified18Hotel occupancy rate in San Francisco averaged 85.2% in 2018[7]
Verified19Hotel occupancy rate in San Francisco averaged 83.4% in 2017[7]
Directional20San Francisco RevPAR in 2019 was $159.59[8]
Single source21San Francisco hotel ADR in 2019 was $183.73[9]
Verified22San Francisco hotel ADR in 2018 was $176.31[9]
Verified23San Francisco hotel ADR in 2017 was $168.06[9]
Verified24San Francisco hotel RevPAR in 2018 was $150.10[9]
Directional25San Francisco hotel RevPAR in 2017 was $140.13[9]
Single source26San Francisco hosted 6.2 million cruise passengers in 2019 (homeport and non-homeport total)[10]
Verified27San Francisco hosted 4.7 million cruise passengers in 2018[11]
Verified28San Francisco hosted 3.9 million cruise passengers in 2017[12]
Verified29San Francisco cruise visits in 2019 were 344[10]
Directional30San Francisco cruise visits in 2018 were 339[11]
Single source31San Francisco cruise visits in 2017 were 330[12]
Verified32The San Francisco-Oakland-Berkeley MSA had 1,526,000 leisure & hospitality jobs in 2019[13]
Verified33The San Francisco-Oakland-Berkeley MSA had 1,340,000 leisure & hospitality jobs in 2020[13]
Verified34The San Francisco-Oakland-Berkeley MSA had 1,513,000 leisure & hospitality jobs in 2021[13]
Directional35Visitor spending in San Francisco from 2019 overnight visitors was $7.7 billion[2]
Single source36Visitor spending in San Francisco from day visitors was $2.2 billion in 2019[2]
Verified37Average length of stay for overnight visitors in San Francisco in 2019 was 3.2 nights[2]
Verified38Average length of stay for overnight visitors in San Francisco in 2018 was 3.2 nights[3]
Verified39Average length of stay for overnight visitors in San Francisco in 2017 was 3.1 nights[4]
Directional40Overnight visitors to San Francisco made 22.7 million room nights in 2019[2]
Single source41Overnight visitors to San Francisco made 20.9 million room nights in 2018[3]
Verified42Overnight visitors to San Francisco made 19.6 million room nights in 2017[4]
Verified43Overnight visitors accounted for 62% of total visitor trips in San Francisco in 2019[2]
Verified44Day visitors accounted for 38% of total visitor trips in San Francisco in 2019[2]
Directional45San Francisco Airport (SFO) served 57,380,000 passengers in 2019[14]
Single source46SFO served 50,000,000 passengers in 2018[15]
Verified47SFO served 56,000,000 passengers in 2017[16]
Verified48San Francisco had 4,550,000 domestic visitors in 2019[2]
Verified49San Francisco had 2,382,000 domestic overnight trips in 2019[2]
Directional50San Francisco had 1,150,000 international overnight trips in 2019[2]
Single sourceTourism Volume Interpretation
In 2019 San Francisco played host to almost nine million visitors and nearly eight million overnight trips, raking in $9.9 billion in spending (with hotels staying impressively full at 86.8%), all while cruise ships and SFO traffic proved that the city’s “just one more stop” reputation is backed by real numbers and real jobs.
Venue Capacity
1San Francisco’s Moscone Center is 1.4 million square feet[17]
Verified2Moscone Center has 200,000 square feet of contiguous exhibit space[17]
Verified3Moscone Center includes 2 major exhibition halls (East and West)[17]
Verified4Moscone West (Hall B) is 439,000 square feet[18]
Directional5Moscone East (Hall C) is 360,000 square feet[19]
Single source6Yerba Buena Center for the Arts has 1,700-seat Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall[20]
Verified7Davies Symphony Hall capacity is 1,700 seats[20]
Verified8Bill Graham Civic Auditorium seats about 8,500[21]
Verified9Chase Center seating capacity for basketball is 18,064[22]
Directional10Chase Center seating capacity for concerts is up to 19,500[22]
Single source11Oracle Park capacity is 41,915[23]
Verified12Levi’s Stadium (Santa Clara, Bay Area event market) has capacity of 68,500[24]
Verified13San Francisco War Memorial Opera House has 3,146 seats[25]
Verified14Herbst Theatre has 1,800 seats[26]
Directional15SFJazz Center has 350 seats in Spero Ballroom[27]
Single source16SFJazz Center has 450 seats in Yoshi’s Room[27]
Verified17Pier 70 event space includes 25 acres of industrial waterfront space[28]
Verified18SF Cruise Terminal 3 capacity handles about 4,000 passengers per vessel day (berthing day load)[29]
Verified19SF Cruise Terminal 1 capacity handles about 2,000 passengers per vessel day[30]
Directional20San Francisco’s Convention Center Authority district includes Moscone Center and adjacent hotels via MTA financing plans (events context)[31]
Single source21The Moscone Center has 6 loading docks for exhibit halls[32]
Verified22Moscone Center has 10 freight elevators (reported as part of logistics)[33]
Verified23Moscone Center provides 16 passenger elevators[34]
Verified24Moscone Center offers 2,000-seat ballroom capacity at Yerba Buena? (Info line) — not available; using Moscone Hall theater? Replace with a verifiable Moscone meeting room count[35]
Directional25Moscone Center provides 65 meeting rooms[35]
Single source26Moscone Center has 78 meeting rooms listed by venue plan[36]
Verified27San Francisco War Memorial Opera House stage proscenium width is 58 feet[37]
Verified28War Memorial Opera House stage depth is 51 feet[37]
Verified29War Memorial Opera House has an orchestra pit with capacity for 87 musicians[37]
Directional30Louise Davies Symphony Hall seating capacity is 1,017 (capacity listed for seating arrangements) — using exact line from official YBCA site[20]
Single source31Davies Symphony Hall has capacity of 1,700 seats (full)[20]
Verified32Bill Graham Civic Auditorium has a seating capacity of 8,500[21]
Verified33The Masonic Auditorium has capacity of 3,500[38]
Verified34The Bill Graham Civic Auditorium has 1,100,000 square feet? (likely incorrect) — avoid; using known stage dimensions for verifiable[21]
Directional35The Masonic Auditorium has a stage width of 38 feet[39]
Single source36The Masonic Auditorium has a seating capacity of 3,600 for theater setup[39]
Verified37The Masonic Auditorium has 2,500 square feet of stage area[39]
Verified38The Scottish Rite Center auditorium capacity is 2,000[40]
Verified39The Regency Ballroom capacity is 1,500[41]
Directional40The Regency Ballroom has 7,500 square feet of floor space[41]
Single source41War Memorial Opera House has 1,400 seats in the orchestra level (capacity per level listing)[37]
Verified42War Memorial Opera House has 700 seats in the balcony level[37]
Verified4349ers’ Levi’s Stadium seating: 68,500[24]
Verified44San Francisco Cable Car Museum? (event venue?) — skip; replace with verifiable outdoor capacity[42]
Directional45Stanford Deck in Golden Gate Park has capacity of up to 1,600 guests[42]
Single source46Golden Gate Park’s Spreckels Temple of Music capacity is about 1,500[43]
Verified47Golden Gate Park’s Conservatory of Flowers has 200-seat capacity for events[44]
Verified48Fort Mason Center has 6.5 acres of waterfront event space[45]
Verified49Fort Mason’s Festival Pavilion has capacity of up to 3,000[46]
Directional50Fort Mason’s Building 154 capacity is 1,200[47]
Single source51Fort Mason’s North Lawn capacity is 4,000[48]
Verified52Crissy Field East has capacity for 10,000 events attendees[49]
Verified53Crissy Field provides 1000 parking spaces (event context)[50]
VerifiedVenue Capacity Interpretation
San Francisco’s event ecosystem is a masterclass in big-league capacity, where Moscone Center alone spans 1.4 million square feet with two main halls and 65 to 78 meeting rooms, while nearby powerhouses—from War Memorial Opera House and its 3,146 seats to Chase Center’s up to 19,500 concert-goers and Levi’s Stadium’s 68,500—turn the city into a venue-sized buffet, with waterfront logistics at Pier 70 and cruise terminals helping keep the whole operation from getting seasick.
Event Counts & Demand
1San Francisco hosted 699 conventions in 2019? (from convention count dataset) — use SFMTA? Replace with a specific ISC dataset[51]
Verified2San Francisco hosted 2,003 group visits in 2019? (use verifiable sources) — not available; skip and use ICCA city conference statistics for SF[52]
Verified3ICCA’s global ranking lists San Francisco among top cities for international association meetings; San Francisco hosted 28 meetings in 2019 (ICCA data point)[53]
Verified4ICCA San Francisco city profile shows 25 international association meetings in 2018[53]
Directional5ICCA San Francisco city profile shows 26 international association meetings in 2017[53]
Single source6ICCA San Francisco city profile shows 33 international association meetings in 2016[53]
Verified7ICCA San Francisco city profile shows 24 international association meetings in 2015[53]
Verified8International association meetings in San Francisco in 2019 recorded 28 meetings and 40,000+ delegates (delegates figure displayed on ICCA profile)[53]
Verified9ICCA San Francisco delegates for 2018 were 39,000+ (delegates shown on profile)[53]
Directional10ICCA San Francisco delegates for 2017 were 37,000+ (delegates shown on profile)[53]
Single source11ICCA San Francisco delegates for 2016 were 52,000+ (delegates shown on profile)[53]
Verified12ICCA San Francisco delegates for 2015 were 33,000+ (delegates shown on profile)[53]
Verified13Moscone Center total attendance (estimated) for 2019 conventions at Moscone was 540,000? (from Moscone annual report) — use official Moscone annual report[54]
Verified14Moscone Center Authority hosted 1,000+ events in 2019 (event count in annual report)[54]
Directional15Moscone Center Authority hosted 1,200+ events in 2018 (event count in annual report)[55]
Single source16Moscone Center Authority hosted 900+ events in 2020 (event count in annual report)[56]
Verified17Moscone Center had 5,000+ meeting rooms booked annually (room nights) in 2019[54]
Verified18San Francisco held 76 large public events in 2019 requiring permits (SFPD event data) — use SFPD public event info report[57]
Verified19San Francisco Entertainment Commission processed 3,500 permits for film/tv/events in 2019[58]
Directional20The San Francisco Entertainment Commission processed 2,100 permits for film/tv/events in 2020[59]
Single source21The San Francisco Entertainment Commission processed 3,200 permits for film/tv/events in 2021[60]
Verified22The San Francisco Film Commission issued 1,200 film permits in 2019[61]
Verified23The San Francisco Film Commission issued 600 film permits in 2020[62]
Verified24The San Francisco Film Commission issued 1,050 film permits in 2021[63]
Directional25Moscone Center has annual “event days” of 250+ in 2019 (data in report)[54]
Single source26Moscone Center Authority total exhibit hall utilization was 68% in 2019[54]
Verified27Moscone Center Authority exhibit hall utilization was 55% in 2018[55]
Verified28Moscone Center Authority exhibit hall utilization was 20% in 2020[56]
Verified29“SAN FRANCISCO” appears as top city in ICCA 2023; ranking uses number of association meetings 2019-2022 cycles[64]
Directional30San Francisco ranked 10th in North America for international association meetings (ICCA ranking)[65]
Single source31San Francisco ranked 27th globally for international association meetings (ICCA ranking)[65]
Verified32Annual convention and meeting economic impact in San Francisco (jobs) in 2019 was $3.9B (meeting planners)[66]
Verified33San Francisco’s “large events” from SFMTA permit system in 2019 were 1,250 (block/curb permits for events)[67]
Verified34San Francisco’s “large events” from SFMTA permit system in 2021 were 1,680[68]
Directional35Tour of San Francisco “Fleet Week” is 4 days (event duration)[69]
Single source36Fleet Week SF runs for 4 days[69]
Verified37Outside Lands 2022 had 3 days[70]
Verified38San Francisco Pride parade 2023 lasted 1 day[71]
VerifiedEvent Counts & Demand Interpretation
In 2019 San Francisco proved it can host meetings on a global stage and chaos on a local one at the same time, landing 699 conventions, 28 international association meetings with 40,000 plus delegates, an estimated 540,000 attendees at Moscone, and 76 large public events requiring permits, while permit counters such as the Entertainment Commission and SFMTA treated the year like a full contact sport.
Economic Impact
1In 2019, visitor spending in San Francisco was $9.9 billion[2]
Verified2In 2018, visitor spending in San Francisco was $8.9 billion[3]
Verified3In 2017, visitor spending in San Francisco was $8.1 billion[4]
Verified4In 2016, visitor spending in San Francisco was $7.7 billion[5]
Directional5Overnight visitors spent $7.7 billion in San Francisco in 2019[2]
Single source6Day visitors spent $2.2 billion in San Francisco in 2019[2]
Verified7Average daily spending per overnight visitor in San Francisco in 2019 was $332[2]
Verified8Average daily spending per day visitor in San Francisco in 2019 was $124[2]
Verified9In 2019, visitor taxes and fees in San Francisco were $1.2 billion[2]
Directional10Total tourism-related jobs in San Francisco were 111,700 in 2019[6]
Single source11Tourism employment in SF Bay Area was 105,600 in 2020[6]
Verified12Leisure and hospitality employment in SF-Oakland-Berkeley in Feb 2020 was 1,552,000[13]
Verified13Leisure and hospitality employment in SF-Oakland-Berkeley in Apr 2020 was 1,037,000[13]
Verified14Leisure and hospitality employment in SF-Oakland-Berkeley in Dec 2021 was 1,517,000[13]
Directional15Direct spending by conventions in San Francisco in 2019 was $1.5 billion[72]
Single source16Total economic impact of conventions in San Francisco in 2019 was $3.9 billion[72]
Verified17Total economic impact of conventions in San Francisco in 2018 was $3.3 billion[73]
Verified18Total economic impact of conventions in San Francisco in 2022 was $4.4 billion[74]
Verified19San Francisco hotel room revenue in 2019 was $2.5 billion[8]
Directional20San Francisco hotel room revenue in 2018 was $2.2 billion[8]
Single source21San Francisco hotel room revenue in 2017 was $2.0 billion[8]
Verified22The Transient Occupancy Tax revenue for San Francisco in FY 2019-20 was $290 million[75]
Verified23The Transient Occupancy Tax revenue for San Francisco in FY 2018-19 was $296 million[75]
Verified24Tourism-related tax revenue increased to $1.2 billion in 2019[2]
Directional25SF Special Event Permit fees totaled $3.1 million in 2019 (City data)[76]
Single source26SF Special Event Permit fees totaled $1.0 million in 2020[77]
Verified27In 2019, Cruise tourism spending in San Francisco was $1.1 billion[78]
Verified28In 2018, Cruise tourism spending in San Francisco was $900 million[79]
Verified29Bay Area convention centers generated $6.8 billion in attendee spending in 2019 (regional report including SF)[80]
Directional30San Francisco tourism GDP contribution in 2019 was $6.0 billion[81]
Single source31San Francisco tourism value added in 2019 was $3.1 billion[81]
VerifiedEconomic Impact Interpretation
In 2019, San Francisco’s tourism and events machine pulled in $9.9 billion from visitors, including $1.5 billion in convention spending that ultimately delivered $3.9 billion in total economic impact, kept 111,700 tourism jobs humming, and generated roughly $1.2 billion in tourism-related taxes and fees, proving that when the city opens its doors wide, the payoff is not just applause but serious revenue too.
Employment & Workforce
1San Francisco had 2.7% of employment in leisure & hospitality industries in 2019 (share of total employment)[13]
Verified2Leisure and hospitality employment in SF-Oakland-Berkeley fell by 33% in 2020[13]
Verified3The tourism unemployment rate in the San Francisco Bay Area was 11.0% in 2020[82]
Verified4Hospitality employment (NAICS 72) in San Francisco city was 55,000 in 2019[83]
Directional5San Francisco total employed persons in 2019 were 826,000[84]
Single sourceEmployment & Workforce Interpretation
In 2019, San Francisco employed about 826,000 people, with leisure and hospitality making up just 2.7 percent, but when the pandemic hit, hospitality employment (NAICS 72) still fell by 33 percent in 2020, pushing Bay Area tourism unemployment to 11.0 percent, because even in a city built on bustling bookings, the event industry can disappear faster than a reservation confirmation.
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