Growth of 30% is expected in the arrival of tourism in Sinaloa
- April 8, 2023
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Published by Marimar Toledo | El Sol de Mazatlán on April 6, 2023
The state of Sinaloa is expected to see a 30% growth in tourist arrivals during the Easter holiday period, which runs from Thursday, April 6 to Sunday, April 9. The main destination for tourists is Mazatlán, where a historic Holy Week is expected, with hotel associations reporting high reservation numbers. Tourists are also expected to visit the Magical Towns and beaches in the state. The increase in arrivals is predicted to be similar to the 25-30% growth seen during the Mazatlan Carnival.
The undersecretary of Promotion, Meetings Industry and Tourist Operation, Ricardo Velarde Cárdenas, revealed that Sinaloa had 1,480 business appointments during the Tourist Tianguis event held in Mexico City from March 26 to 29, a 116% increase compared to the previous edition. Over 30 tour operators promoted the various attractions of the state during the event, including both mountain and sea destinations.
Velarde Cárdenas noted that Easter week usually sees a slight dip in tourist arrivals, but the situation is usually remedied by the various events held, such as Motorcycle Week. He also highlighted the numerous beaches in the state, which are a popular draw for tourists during the holiday period.
The expected growth in tourist arrivals and the high number of business appointments made during the Tourist Tianguis event indicate a positive outlook for the tourism industry in Sinaloa.
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