Mexico’s Tourism Board says Puerto Vallarta tourism is saturated

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Rodolfo Lopez Negrete, the director for the Tourism Board of Mexico, speaking at the National Tourism Forum, said that Puerto Vallarta, Riviera Nayarit, Cancun, and Riviera Maya has a saturated tourism industry. Speaking at the forum the director indicated that the average occupancy rate for hotels was 70% with many…

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