The cancellation of this year's Comic-Con International, which fills San Diego Convention Center with 135,000 people over four summer days, is dealing an unprecedented blow to the region's economy through the loss of its biggest event for hotels and other businesses because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Comic-Con International's Cancellation for First Time Deals Economic Blow to San Diego
Global Pop Culture Fest Marks the Metropolitan Area's Biggest Convention Called Off
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