With fares ranging from 600 to 800 pesos and thousands of passengers mobilized, these are the most requested routes in land transport.
The routes from San Luis Potosí to Querétaro, Mexico City, and Monterrey have established themselves as the most demanded by travelers who use land transportation, with costs ranging between 600 and 800 pesos per single trip, depending on the type of service and the advance purchase.
Representatives of the ETN Turistar bus line pointed out that these routes concentrate an important part of the passenger mobility that is generated from the capital of Potosí, in a context of high tourist demand and constant travel between key entities of the country.
They also commented that during the vacation periods, the influx can reach around 650 thousand people, which reflects the relevance of land transportation as an option to travel.
The company operates double-decker units that offer greater comfort, with up to 36 seats larger, in addition to permanent promotions through online purchase, where discounts on round-trip tickets purchased in advance can reach up to 40 percent.
In this scenario of mobility and growing demand, a collaboration agreement was signed between the State Secretariat of Tourism and ETN Turistar, with the aim of strengthening the tourism promotion of San Luis Potosí through land connectivity and high-reach platforms.
The routes from San Luis Potosí to Querétaro, Mexico City, and Monterrey have established themselves as the most demanded by travelers who use land transportation, with costs ranging between 600 and 800 pesos per single trip, depending on the type of service and the advance purchase.
Representatives of the ETN Turistar bus line pointed out that these routes concentrate an important part of the passenger mobility that is generated from the capital of Potosí, in a context of high tourist demand and constant travel between key entities of the country.
They also commented that during the vacation periods, the influx can reach around 650 thousand people, which reflects the relevance of land transportation as an option to travel. Play Video
The company operates double-decker units that offer greater comfort, with up to 36 seats larger, in addition to permanent promotions through online purchase, where discounts on round trips purchased in advance can reach up to 40 percent.
In this scenario of mobility and growing demand, a collaboration agreement was signed between the State Secretariat of Tourism and ETN Turistar, with the aim of strengthening the tourism promotion of San Luis Potosí through land connectivity and high-reach platforms.
The agreement establishes an alliance based on the exchange of dissemination spaces, without implying direct budgetary expenditure.
Through this scheme, the state will be promoted in bus terminals, digital platforms, social networks, notifications to users, and in the branding of units, seeking to expand its visibility among travelers from different regions of the country.
The head of the State Secretariat of Tourism, Yolanda Josefina Cepeda Echavarría, explained that this collaboration will allow positioning routes, attractions, and experiences of San Luis Potosí in more than 70 destinations distributed in 23 entities, which significantly expands the scope of the promotion.
He indicated that the dissemination will be concentrated in strategic markets such as Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Querétaro, León, and the capital of Potosí itself, in addition to other parts of the country such as Acapulco, Aguascalientes, Zapopan, and Tepoztlán, with the intention of encouraging the flow of visitors.
Cepeda Echavarría stressed that land connectivity facilitates the development of different types of tourism, such as cultural, adventure, and wine, by improving access to the main attractions of the state and strengthening the arrival of visitors by road.
The official stressed that constant and wide-ranging promotion is key to maintaining the dynamism of the tourism sector and meeting the demand for mobility that is registered in seasons of high influx.
Source: El Universal
