Mazatlan businessmen, Sinaloa met with the Senate Tourism Commission to request a series of measures that allow strengthening the security of that tourist destinationas well as manage road toll exemptions, in the face of the Carnival season and other gastronomic events.
Accompanied by senators and deputies of Morena, they explained that, Despite the violence that prevails in the State, there are conditions for the International Carnival from February 27 to March 4 to be carried out next; Even the security of the event is guaranteed with the support of the National Guard and the Secretariats of Defense and Marine.
“There will be security guarantees for carnival, mainly, by federal forces, And I highlight it because there is already a security plan to offer it for the Carnival, which the same authorities already made it public, “he said.
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“Mazatlan is not Culiacán, totally different things are happening, the conditions are totally different. A beautiful port like Mazatlan continues to work, the cruises continue to arrive, we have a lot of American and Canadian tourism right now and the occupancy levels are very good, “said the Vice President of Tourism of the Chamber of Commerce of Mazatlan, Guillermo Romero Rodríguez.
The entrepreneurs met with the Senate Economy Commission, chaired by Morenista Emmanuel Reyes, who explained that A program to support that port is ready to counteract the perception of insecurity that is derived from what happens in Culiacán, Sinaloa.
Among them was the possibility that The booth rate that are the road by road to Mazatlán is not charged.
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Romero Rodríguez insisted that Mazatlan is armored and “has many conditions to receive tourism for the next carnival.
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