sound from -kevin carroll - executive director, hotel council of san francisco - " when these thingsects all of us the taxi the hotel the restaurant we need to be concerned." that's kevin carroll, executive director of the hotel council of san francisco, they represent hotels here and their guests. reacting the news according to sf travel, the city's convention and visitors bureau that a large medical convention that has been coming to san francisco since the 1980's, is looking for a new host city because of the dirty streets and the homeless issue plaguing the area. sound from -kevin carroll - executive director, hotel council of san francisco - " we want to make sure the guests and employees are safe" sf travel does not want to name the five-day trade show that draws 15,000 attendees, and pumps about $40 million into the local economy because they are hoping to lure them back in the future. the convention told sf travel "that they loved the city, but post convention surveys revealed their members were afraid to walk th streets amid the open drug use, threatening behavior and mental

sound from -kevin carroll - executive director, hotel council of san francisco - " when these things leave it affects all of us the taxi the hotel the restaurant we need to be concerned." that's kevin carroll, executive director of the hotel council of san francisco, they represent hotels here and their guests. reacting the news according to sf travel, the city's convention and visitors bureau that a large medical convention that has been coming to san francisco since the 1980's, is looking for a new host city because of the dirty streets and the homeless issue plaguing the area. sound from -kevin carroll - executive director, hotel council of san francisco - " we want to make sure the guests and employees are safe" sf travel does not want to name the five-day trade show that draws 15,000 attendees, and pumps about $40 million into the local economy because they are hoping to lure them back in the future. the convention told sf travel "that they loved the city, but post convention surveys revealed their members were afraid to walk th streets amid the open drug use, threatening behavi

sound from -kevin carroll - executive director, hotel council of san francisco - " when these things leave it affects all of us the taxi the hotel the restaurant we need to be concerned." that's kevin carroll, executive director of the hotel council of san francisco, they represent hotels here and their guests. reacting the news according to sf travel, the city's convention and visitors bureau that a large convention that has been coming to san francisco since the 1980's, is looking for a new host city because of the dirty streets and the homeless issue plaguing the area. sound from -kevin carroll - executive director, hotel council of san francisco - " we want to make sure the guests and employees are safe" sf travel does not want to name the five-day trade show that draws 15,000 attendees, and pumps about $40 million into the local economy because they are hoping to lure them back in the future. the convention told sf travel "that they loved the city, but post convention surveys revealed their members were afraid to walk th streets amid the open drug use, threatening behavior and m

sound from -kevin carroll - executive director, hotel council of san francisco - " when these thingsive director of the hotel council of san francisco, they represent hotels here and their guests. reacting the news according to sf travel, the city's convention and visitors bureau that a large medical convention that has been coming to san francisco since the 1980's, is looking for a new host city because of the dirty streets and the homeless issue plaguing the area. sound from -kevin carroll - executive director, hotel council of san francisco - " we want to make sure the guests and employees are safe" sf travel does not want to name the five-day trade show that draws 15,000 attendees, and pumps about $40 million into the local economy because they are hoping to lure them back in the future. the convention told sf travel "that they loved the city, but post convention surveys revealed their members were afraid to walk th streets amid the open drug use, threatening behavior and mental illness that are common on the streets."san francisco's biggest industry, is tourism, it brings in $9