"We believe that it is urgent to implement a real Tourist Culture in Puerto Vallarta and return to the levels of employment in the service sector that we had before 2008," said Rodolfo Pacheco, Board Member of the Hotel Association, during World Tourism Day.
"While it is true that the Vallarta-Nayarit campaign has brought an 18% increase in international tourist arrivals between January and June 2014, this does not mean we are where we want to be in terms of international or national tourist arrivals."
It is essential to continue promoting and advertising Puerto Vallarta as a top tourist . . .
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