Puebla, Pue. For the Buen Fin 2024 season, the National Chamber of Commerce, Services and Tourism (Canaco-Servytur) of Puebla, asked the Angelópolis city council not to allow the installation of street vendors, since it will affect their sales.
Juan Pablo Cisneros Madrid, president of the organization, said that the special sale, which will take place from November 15 to 18, requires the support of municipal authorities to guarantee that the economic benefit is positive.
He indicated that although the Puebla town hall It will be one month after taking office, on November 15, that does not imply that it lacks strategies to generate a reorganization of commerce, especially in the Historic Center.
“The administration is starting and we want to give them that vote of confidence that they are doing the right thing and that we do not have the presence of informal commerce,” he explained.
He urged the municipal Ministry of the Interior to comply with having the streets free of street stalls in the Good End campaign and for the duration of the current administration.
Canaco-Servytur foresees the participation of 8,900 Puebla businesses, among which they foresee an economic benefit of 8,300 million pesos. That is, 10.6% more compared to 2023.
Cisneros Madrid hopes that the campaign goes as planned with the support of the authorities.
Call for responsible purchasing
Likewise, he called on Pueblans to make responsible purchases, taking care of their economy and verify prices before making the decision.
He asked families to verify the establishments participating in the Buen Fin, since they will be identified with a sign that Canaco-Servytur will provide to those who are duly accredited.
He indicated that many Puebla families take advantage of the Buen Fin to do their early Christmas shopping, considering that there are good promotions and discounts.
He detailed that, among the best-selling items in the Good End They are electronic devices, for example television screens, cell phones, computers and other mobile devices; also clothing, footwear and other essential products.
Since it began in 2011, Buen Fin in Puebla generated sales of 1.9 billion pesos, while in the 2023 edition it reached 7.5 billion pesos.
