Puerto Vallarta News

Puerto Vallarta News

Recovering losses in the National Tourism sector will take 10 to 14 months

The secretary of tourism in the state, Antonio Riojas Meléndez, reported that before the announcement issued by the state government about the opening of beaches to 30%, the number of tourists in the area begins to rise. He pointed out that current tourism is due to the influx of nationals arriving by road, however, due to the arrival of international flights in Puerto Vallarta, it will grow by the end of the year.

“Hopefully, with this statement from the COVID committee to open the beaches to 30% of their capacity, we will begin to receive more . . .

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