Albuquerque Convention & Visitors Bureau Review

ACVB is very unfair to their members. They're partial to certain hotels, and vendors; like audio-visual companies. At one time vendors were allowed to trade their membership for services. I do not know if they do that now, but this is the type of behavior you will get doing business with ACVB. I questioned if I still wanted to be a member of this organization, but I was told if I am no longer a member of ACVB that I would not be able to do business with hotels. Hispano chamber of Commerce is a much better organization of this type. It is who you know in ACVB not what you know and I honestly think that hotels need to consider another way to earn their business instead of being a member of the ACVB.

The first time at balloon fiesta park and the set up for pictures was great!

Super helpful and a great place to get information if you are out of state. The downtown location is a little hard to find, but once you're there they had free maps and guides. Overall worth your time.

Located across the street from the Hyatt Regency, you will find the friendly staff at Visit Albuquerque, (they are on the 6th floor suite 601).

Excellent staff. Learn about the best our city has to offer.