Hoteliers in Durango are brimming with confidence as they anticipate a significant surge in tourism during the months of June and July, projecting hotel occupancy rates to reach a remarkable 90%. Recognizing this as one of the prime periods for the sector, hoteliers have already begun registering reservations, according to Jaime Mijares Salum, President of the Association of Hotels and Motels of Durango.… Read More
Elvira Silerio Díaz, alongside tourism entrepreneurs from the region, attended the Tianguis Turístico 2023 in Mexico City to attract investment to strengthen tourism in Durango. The event brought together experts at the national and international level, and productive discussions were held on area connectivity that could result in good news for Durango.… Read More
The Director of Tourism for the city of Durango, Elvira Silerio Díaz, has visited Mazatlán to promote Durango’s attractions and encourage people to take a trip to the Old West Walk, Zoo and numerous museums the area has to offer, especially during the busy Carnival period. Díaz mentioned that Durango is just two and a half hours away on the Mazatlán-Durango highway, which is safe and secure to travel. She suggested that people who are looking to escape the hustle and bustle of Carnival should consider Durango as an alternative destination to Mazatlán.… Read More
