A new travel center is set to open in San Marcos, bringing over 200 jobs to the area. The facility will be located along the Interstate 35 corridor, providing a new stop for travelers. The travel center is scheduled to open on August 12 and will occupy a space of 74,000 square feet.
It will be operated by Buc-ee's, a well-known chain in Texas. Further details about the new travel center can be found through CBS Austin, the source of this information.
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