Mexico City. By October of this year, the average occupancy percentage grew to 60 percent with an average rate of 1,700 pesos, said the Mexico City Hotel Association.
Javier Puente García, who chairs said association, pointed out that this year the Day of the Dead has surpassed Formula 1, which he considered a good sign for the tourist development of Mexico City.
When signing a collaboration agreement to promote tourism in the capital with Sergio Hagua, General Director of Aztlán Parque Urbano, he noted that the reforms to regulate the rental of apartments to tourists will allow “large investments in lodging to be located in the place where they belong.” What is hospitality?
Regarding the effects of renting apartments for lodging in CDMX, he indicated that it took the hotel sector “from 1840 to date to have 54 thousand rooms but for Airbnb only 10 years without a regulatory framework.”
The rules that regulated this activity in Mexico City are beginning to have an impact, “what’s more, an initiative has just been introduced, on October 31, to take this law to the federal level,” he noted.
Aztlán Parque Urbano and the Mexico City Hotel Association (AHCM) signed a collaboration agreement to promote tourism in the capital. This alliance will allow visitors to the city to enjoy a unique experience in the park, reinforcing the tourist offer, added Sergio Haua, General Director of Aztlán Parque Urbano.
Through this agreement, the AHCM will disseminate among its guests all the activities and events of Aztlán Parque Urbano and they will be able to access a 30 percent discount on the park’s adult and children’s packages, which include access to the mechanical games and attractions. .
Sergio Haua highlighted the park’s commitment to the city’s tourist growth and to providing an unforgettable experience to its visitors.
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**What measures are being taken to preserve the authenticity and cultural significance of the Day of the Dead celebrations in the face of rising tourism?**
## Interview: Mexico City Tourism Booms – Hotel Occupancy Surpasses Formula 1
**Guests:**
* **Javier Puente García:** Chair, Mexico City Hotel Association
* **Sergio Haua:** General Director, Aztlán Parque Urbano
**Introduction:**
Welcome to World Today News. Today we’re discussing the recent surge in tourism in Mexico City, particularly around the celebration of the Day of the Dead. Joining us are two key figures in the city’s tourism landscape, Mr. Javier Puente Garcia, Chair of the Mexico City Hotel Association, and Mr. Sergio Haua, General Director of Aztlán Parque Urbano. Mr. Puente Garcia, let’s start with you. The article mentions hotel occupancy reaching 60% by October. This is certainly an impressive figure. Could you elaborate on the factors driving this surge in tourism and what it means for Mexico City?
**Section 1: Tourism Trends and the Day of the Dead**
* Mr. Puente Garcia, the article highlights that the Day of the Dead celebration has surpassed Formula 1 in terms of attracting tourists. What makes this holiday so appealing to visitors, and how does it contribute to the overall tourism landscape in Mexico City?
* Many argue that culturally significant events like the Day of the Dead offer unique experiences for tourists. Do you see a trend towards travelers seeking more authentic and immersive cultural experiences? How is Mexico City responding to this demand?
**Section 2: The Impact of Airbnb and Housing Regulations**
* We’ve seen the rise of platforms like Airbnb significantly impacting the hospitality sector globally. How has Airbnb affected the hotel industry in Mexico City, and what are your views on the recently introduced regulations governing short-term rentals?
* Mr. Puente Garcia mentioned a need for “large investments in lodging to be located in the place where they belong.” Could you elaborate on the objectives of these regulations and how they aim to balance the interests of traditional hospitality providers with the sharing economy?
**Section 3: Collaboration and Future Outlook**
* Mr. Haua, Aztlán Parque Urbano has partnered with the Mexico City Hotel Association to promote tourism. Could you share details about this collaboration and its significance in enhancing the visitor experience?
* Looking ahead, what are your predictions for the future of tourism in Mexico City? What strategies are in place to ensure sustainable growth and maintain Mexico City’s position as a global tourist destination?
**Conclusion:**
Thank you both for your insightful contributions to this discussion. It’s clear that Mexico City is witnessing a resurgence in tourism, driven by both traditional attractions and unique cultural events. As we move forward, it will be fascinating to see how the city continues to adapt and evolve its tourism offering while ensuring the well-being of its residents and the longevity of its cultural heritage.
