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Every gathering offers a chance to embrace cultural diversity and strengthen community connections. We proudly partner with Hispanic and Native American organizations to create memorable meetings and experiences. The Hispano Chamber network ensures successful meetings that celebrate commerce, community, and culture.
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We are proud to represent Albuquerque’s rich cultural heritage and the Hispanic and Native American communities that shape our city. Our Convention & Tourism Department is dedicated to positioning Albuquerque as a premier destination for conventions, meetings, and cultural tourism in our partnership with Visit Albuquerque.
Albuquerque is a welcoming city that beautifully intertwines cultural richness with practical benefits, making it an inspiring choice for your next meeting. This charming city, deeply rooted in the traditions of Hispanic and Native American cultures, comes alive with vibrant events such as the Native Guitars Tour, Lowrider Super Show, the Mariachi Spectacular and the Festival Flamenco.
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“The Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce Convention and Tourism Department greatly supports our Striking Eagle event at UNM. They provided us with volunteers who helped us when we were short-handed and also provided meeting rooms to accommodate our planning meetings for our event. They have always been there to assist us with the logistics of our event with professionalism and positivity.
It’s a great blessing to have in our continued partnership.
– Associate Professor Secatero
Striking Eagle Native American Invitational and Education Fair
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– Michael Rodriguez, Executive Director for Dual Language Education of New Mexico (DleNM)
“Mariachi Spectacular de Albuquerque has been partnering and working with the Hispano Chamber Convention and Tourism for over 10 years. They have helped me and my organization in the planning and coordination with the Convention Center and hotels for my event and are so great to work with. They are always very responsive to our questions and needs.”
– Jeanette Salazar, Manager, Program Services
The Atrisco Companies
“The Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce Convention & Tourism department has helped in the astronomical growth of the Artemis Promotions Lowrider Super Show. They have assisted in preserving the many arts showcased at our event and have made us feel like family. Our partnership highlights the important side by side tourism initiatives and cross collaboration with organizations such as LULAC (League of United Latin American Citizens) and many others.”
– Joe Romero
Artemis Promotions
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– Elisa Bourguet Hutton
Director / Hutton Video Production
“As we extend our reach and grow the La Cosecha conference each year, the team at the Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce Department of Convention and Tourism stands ready to help in any way possible.”
– Michael Rodriguez
Executive Director for Dual Language Education of New Mexico (DleNM)
“The vibrant growth of Hispanic and Latino markets in the hospitality sector is not just a testament to their economic potential but also a celebration of their rich cultural contributions that continue to transform the industry. Their influence is a cornerstone for future prosperity.”
– Eduardo Chaillo
CMP, CMM, CASE, DES, CITP
“Albuquerque has been selected to host the World Indigenous Business Forum (WIBF) in 2024 because it represents all that we strive to achieve through WIBF, a robust and vibrant Indigenous community, state-of-the-art convention services, and above all, a welcoming city that will be an amazing host to delegates from around the world.”
– Rosa Walker, Founder, President and CEO
Indigenous Leadership Development Institute, Inc, (ILDII)
“New Mexico represents the future of our country as the first minority-majority state, with nearly 100% Hispanic representation in the state legislature and an increasingly younger population. This is the ideal place to host the 2023 LULAC Convention and Expo. We are honored to welcome our speakers and members as we discuss pressing issues, set forth the Hispanic agenda for the next year, and elect the organization’s national leaders”
– LULAC President Domingo Garcia