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Puerto Vallarta leads in tourism's coronavirus recovery August hotel occupancy rate was 33.9% Published on Tuesday, October 6, 2020

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Puerto Vallarta leads in tourism’s coronavirus recovery

August hotel occupancy rate was 33.9%

Published on Tuesday, October 6, 2020

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Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, is leading the coronavirus recovery in terms of tourism, the hotel data company STR reports.

The city enjoyed an August hotel occupancy rate of 33.9%, better than that of Los Cabos, which saw 25.8% occupancy, and the Mexican Caribbean which had a 25.4% occupancy rate.

All three resort cities beat out tourism to Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey, indicating that leisure tourism is beginning to rebound whereas business travel may be slower to recover.

Luxury and economy-class hotels have been the hardest hit in Mexico with occupancy down 70% over last year while middle and upper middle-category hotels have seen 60% fewer guests in 2020. 

In STR’s webinar presentation at the Hotel and Tourism Investment Conference, the company pointed out that countries such as Peru have benefited from domestic tourism. It also noted that U.S. travelers are interested in traveling to smaller, regional destinations around the country rather than large cities.

Domestic tourism is something Mexico is also focusing on. In 2019, 102.6 million domestic tourists traveled to different destinations within the country. This year Tourism Minister Miguel Torruco says 59 million Mexicans will travel within the country.

On Monday, at a ceremony celebrating the country’s Pueblos Mágicos, or Magical Towns, Torruco unveiled a new national tourism strategy by launching the official Pueblos Mágicos website, a tool connecting potential visitors with attractions and tour operators in any of the designated towns who can now register to be listed on the site free of charge. 

Created to support tourism in towns with unique attractions, the government’s Pueblos Mágicos program has been in operation for 19 years and currently includes 121 destinations.

Source: Forbes (sp)

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Hello friends, good night, we want to share with you that starting tomorrow we will have lunch and dinner at Lyoban_ Zipolite .
We are waiting for you! So they can enjoy delicious dishes. From burgers to seafood.🙏🏾
We will be very happy to receive many of you. : D

Hola amigos buena noche, queremos compartirles que apartir de mañana tendremos comidas y cenas en Lyoban_ Zipolite.
¡Los esperamos! Para que puedan disfrutar de deliciosos platillos. Desde Hamburguesas hasta mariscos. 🙏🏾
Estaremos muy felices de recibir a muchos de ustedes. :D

Mexico News Today Wednesday, October 7, 2020

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2020

Support for president’s Morena party at 39% Mexico is in the midst of a health and economic crisis but support for the ruling party increased significantly between May and September. FULL STORY

Delta makes landfall in Quintana Roo Hurricane Delta made landfall in Puerto Morelos around 5:30 a.m. Wednesday, causing limited damage in parts of Yucatán and Quintana Roo. FULL STORY RELATED: Red alert issued for Category 4 Hurricane Delta. FULL STORY

Puerto Vallarta leads in tourism’s virus recovery  August hotel occupancy rate was 33.9%, higher than either Los Cabos or the Mexican Caribbean. FULL STORY Postpone new refinery: IMF The International Monetary Fund has recommended that construction of the new oil refinery in Tabasco be postponed, urging that the money would be better spent elsewhere. FULL STORY Narco-plane crashes after pursuit by military aircraft  A plane carrying 400 kilos of cocaine crashed in a remote area of Querétaro after it was pursued by the military.  FULL STORY ADVERTISEMENT MEXICO LIFE It takes Concepción Fernández two full days to prepare chiles en nogada The Puebla cook shares her method of making the traditional dish, typically served during September to celebrate Independence Day, with Joseph Sorrentino. FULL STORY ‘Poisoned atmosphere’ adds to risks for journalists  Journalist and human rights activist see harassment, authoritarianism in president and government's attitude toward journalists. FULL STORY 'Incalculable damage’ seen in abolishing public trusts An NGO claimed the the resources will fund “useless” infrastructure projects, militarization and clientilistic welfare programs. FULL STORY Disaster relief fund was ‘petty cash box’: AMLO The president charged that officials at Fonden took advantage of emergency situations to purchases billions of pesos worth of goods at elevated prices. FULL STORY ‘Social media video gets help for struggling grandmother Leonor López lived in a shack with tarps for walls and a rusted-out tin roof while caring for her 17-year-old, epileptic great-grandson—until someone posted a video online. FULL STORY Farmers plan to stop military burning poppies Residents of 33 communities in Guerrero have pledged that they will not allow the military to destroy their opium poppy plantations: it's their only source of income.  FULL STORY OPINION Time to chill, smoke a joint—which may be legal soon Will Santa and the Three Kings get a nice joint set out for them along with the cookies this Christmas? Sarah DeVries think it's a possiblity. FULL STORY

• Jalisco governor warns of restrictions as Covid numbers increase • Former security minister pleads not guilty to revised US drug charges • Woman accidentally killed while making video of kidnapping • Army will build new Tulum airport; completion slated for 2023 • Crocodile returned to mangroves after capture on Oaxaca farm • Strange rocks found after supposed meteorite strikes in Tamaulipas

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Strange creature found on Zipolite beaches Window view Drafting / Ventanaver. Zipolite Beaches , Pochutla, Oax., October 06, 2020.-

 Strange creature found on Zipolite beaches

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Drafting / Ventanaver. Zipolite Beaches , Pochutla, Oax., October 06, 2020.- This Tuesday morning the appearance on the beaches of ...

Drafting / Ventanaver. Zipolite Beaches, Pochutla, Oax., October 6, 2020.- This Tuesday morning a strange sea creature appeared on Zipolite beaches that surprised the locals because they had not seen something like this in that area which They assure that it appeared after an earthquake that was felt in that Pochutleco municipality.

This strange creature is a large but brown fish that ate something poisonous to it and died and the sea threw it onto the beach, however others say that the characteristics of this fish are different.

When in doubt of what species it is, they have already arrived at the personal place of the University of the Sea of ​​Puerto Ángel to study it and also to know what it died of.

Although apparently they say that if it is a Morena fish

It will be the biologists who later reveal what species it is and what died and because it looks like a very strange sea creature where the fishermen say not to see such a creature seen.