The Daily Briefing – Thursday, May 11, 2023
May 11, 2023
Puerto Vallarta News
Difficult to regulate the All-Inclusive plan in the hotel industry
It will be difficult to regulate the all-inclusive plan in the hotel industry, as the Congress of the Union intends to do, because the amount of the costs and the percentages that are dedicated to food, lodging and entertainment of the prices paid by the guests are very variable.
This was the opinion of Jorge Peralta, manager of the Mío and Friendly Hotels, who stated that hoteliers comply with all the tax aspects established in Article 50 of the Public Finance Law of the State of Jalisco, which indicates what must be taxed for lodging, meals or activities.
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Restaurants full for Mother’s Day
The National Chamber of the Restaurant and Catering Industry (Canirac) predicts that the Mother’s Day celebrations will last all week, although most of the restaurants in Puerto Vallarta looked crowded this May 10th.
“The expectation of the restaurants in general was very high. Right now, I am working in one of my restaurants and we are saturated with work. We hope that all the other restaurants will have the same concentration of customers. We were expecting 80 to 90 percent, I think we met that expectation, but also for the rest of the evening the restaurants are ready for dinner,” said the president of Canirac Vallarta, Jorge Carbajal.
Los Cabos News
Mexico received 2,712 million dollars from tourism in March
In March, the country received around 2,712.8 billion dollars from international tourists, an increase of 7.3 percent compared to the same period last year, according to official figures.
Domestic tourists accounted for 95.61 percent of the total, with the remainder coming from cross-border tourists.
Presenting the International Traveler Surveys (EVI) as of March 2023, Inegi highlighted that only in the third month of the year, a flow of six million 698 thousand 517 visitors was registered.
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Jimmy O. Yang enjoys Los Cabos vacation before attending friend’s wedding
Famous actor and comedian Jimmy O. Yang is enjoying a vacation in Los Cabos. Through his girlfriend Bri Kimmel’s Instagram account, they shared a picture together in this beautiful Mexican tourist destination. However, their stay in Los Cabos is not all about rest and relaxation, as they will soon be attending the wedding of some close friends.
Jimmy O. Yang is best known for his role as Jian-Yang in the hit HBO comedy series Silicon Valley. In addition to his small screen talent, he has also excelled in stand-up, appearing on popular programs such as The Arsenio Hall Show, where he received a standing ovation for his performance.
Cancun News
Cancun reinforces beach security as summer season approaches
New security measures have been introduced in Cancun to protect visitors and discourage crime on the city’s well-known beaches.
Agents from the Secretariat of Citizen Security are now policing popular tourist locations, such as the El Nino and Punta Sam beaches, alongside local law enforcement and the National Guard.
The agents will also keep an eye on the Supermanzana 89 region and well-known commercial areas close to the coast.
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Hotel chains join efforts to fight sargassum in Cancun
Spanish hotel companies such as Meliá, Riu and Barceló are among the most affected by the massive arrival of Sargassum because of their strong presence on the beaches of Quintana Roo’s tourist destinations, so they work at night with heavy machinery and during the day gardeners are in charge of keeping the beaches clean.
Meliá has seven hotels in Mexico and plans to open three more in the next three years: Paradisus Playa Mujeres, ME Guadalajara and Gran Meliá Punta Canuva.
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Selected International Headlines
From CBS News Los Angeles
Migrants wait in a makeshift camp at the San Diego border wall ahead of the lifting of Title 42
From The Dallas Morning News
Southwest Airlines pilots authorize a strike after 11 days of voting
From Phoenix’s 12news.com
Around 650 million gallons of water spilled from Roosevelt Dam on Wednesday, SRP says
From Calgary Herald
From Vancouver Sun
RCMP investigating sex assault of 15-year-old girl at Surrey temple
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Selected Front Pages
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