México pierde a turistas que más gastan y apuesta por China
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Recently, the number of foreign tourists visiting Mexico's representative coastal resorts has been declining noticeably. In particular, as the number of high-spending tourists has decreased, the Mexican government, which relies heavily on the tourism industry, has set out to devise measures to revitalize tourism. According to Bloomberg on the 15th (local time), the number of air passengers in Cancun, Los Cabos, and Puerto Vallarta—world-renowned…
Mexico has 13,000 tour guides and the authorities want to train more of them to speak Mandarin and thus attract foreigners from China.
Mexico seeks a way to reactivate growth in its beach destinations, which were once booming and where visits by tourists with high purchasing power have slowed down, another worrying sign for an economy that is experiencing difficulties.
While the arrival of tourists in Mexico by plane to the traditional Mexican destinations of sun and beach is decreasing, the tourist authorities are looking at a huge market still unexploited to counter the trend. Tourism Secretary Josefina Rodríguez explained that she points to China as a...
Air passenger traffic has declined for two consecutive years in Cancun, Los Cabos and Puerto Vallarta, world-renowned leisure tourist destinations.
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