Sinaloa expects to welcome more than 1.4 million tourists this summer, generating an estimated economic impact of more than 6.8 billion pesos.
Mireya Sosa Osuna, Secretary of Tourism of Sinaloa, emphasized that there are very good expectations for the state during the current vacation season.
“In Sinaloa, we have very good expectations for this summer; we expect to welcome more than 1.4 million tourists throughout the state of Sinaloa and more than 1 million in Mazatlán alone,” she stated.
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The state official added that hotel occupancy is projected at 74 percent statewide and 85 percent in the port of Mazatlán.
“All of this represents an economic impact of more than 6.8 billion pesos throughout the state of Sinaloa. We are ready for a summer full of tourism, well-being, and development,” he noted.
The state welcomes its visitors with open arms.
From the beaches of Mazatlán, Escuinapa, Altata, Guasave, Ahome, and Angostura, to its five Magical Towns and 12 Stately Towns, the state welcomes its visitors with open arms.
“Some hotels in Mazatlán report up to 100 percent occupancy on weekends; however, some still have availability. We invite you to come and experience this vacation, the summer in Mazatlán, with spectacular sunshine, the beach, the three islands, catamaran rides, its cuisine, and the fact that it is the only sun-and-beach destination with a Historic Center in the country,” he stated.
The Secretary of Tourism invited those who have not yet planned their summer vacations to come to the municipalities of Sinaloa and enjoy everything the state has to offer. “Come to Sinaloa, to our five Magical Towns and 12 Stately Towns, to Topolobampo Bay, to the beaches of Maviri, Angostura, Guasave, Ahome, Altata, Surutato, and of course Celestino Gasca, and to the beaches of Escuinapa and Teacapán,” she emphasized. Sosa Osuna emphasized that, with the help of Governor Rubén Rocha Moya, the Ministry of Tourism (SECTUR) is constantly working to make tourism an engine of development and well-being in the state. dhfm
Source: msn
