The 'new normal' in the face of the coronavirus has already begun in the tourism sector in Mexico: people with face masks and healthy distances on beaches and pools, sanitation cameras, cleaning of suitcases when arriving at hotels, as well as digital menus in restaurants are already a reality in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, one of the main tourist destinations that began to receive visitors this week.
Yesterday, the beaches were open to the public in the five coastal municipalities of Jalisco, but mainly in Puerto Vallarta. The first guests arrived in the city at the Fiesta Americana . . .
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