There Is Interest In Investing in Mexico Tourism Sector

There is interest in investing in the country's tourism sector


Written by Real eStrategy 2 Articles and Reports Mar 28, 2011 Mexican and foreign businessmen have expressed their interest in the Tourism Ministry to invest millions in Mexico this year in the construction of hotels in different destinations. They released the secretary Gloria Guevara, who revealed that three hotel chains in Spain, Barceló (who already has 13 hotels and will build two more), Ríu (who is 17 and in June, wants to open another in Guadalajara) and Melia (which is already investing in Quintana Roo), it formalized its intention to build at least four hotels in Mexico, while in La Paz, BC, a group of entrepreneurs, domestic and foreign, which perform an "investment without precedent "and Grupo Posadas Quintana Roo also prepares for the biggest investment of your story ... Guevara acknowledged that there is still no estimate of private investment in 2011 will reach the country, but anticipated to be much higher than last year. IPC said the new Fonatur in Teacapán, Sin., Has attracted much attention in the coming weeks and Spanish investors will come to an inspection visit in Nayarit, Sinaloa and other destinations to meet Fonatur projects.

In a mega project of La Paz, BC, a group of eight investors Mexican, Spanish and Americans who made an unprecedented investment ... over a period of 10 years will inject around 11 billion dollars. To these figures must be added 3 thousand 200 million pesos Sectur is intended for tourism infrastructure, and other amounts Fonatur manages to maintain its CIP.
Regarding the presidential decree declaring 2011 as the Year of Tourism, the head of the agency denied that it is a strategy to counter the image of insecurity that is in Mexico ... He also commented that the issues of insecurity, not hamper plans put Mexico among the top five tourist destinations in the world ... the figures speak for themselves: we have more than 22 million foreign visitors. The Bank of Mexico will publish the information soon, but the study suggests that we will reach that number, higher than the previous year and close to that of 2008.

Guevara dismissed that insecurity has forced some carriers to withdraw their cruise the Mexican coast. He said that Mexico receives more than 2 000 600 cruises a year with up to six million tourists each spent 30 to $ 40 ... After the U.S., Mexico is the second biggest cruise receives.

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