Tourism Boom in Jalisco During Summer and Patriots’ Holiday
During the summer vacation months of July and August, as well as the Patriots’ Holiday bridge, Jalisco welcomed a staggering 6.4 million visitors, generating an economic impact of 13,800 million pesos, according to the Jalisco State Tourism Secretariat (Secturjal).
Patriots’ Holiday Bridge
In the Patriots’ Holiday bridge alone, Jalisco received half a million tourists, contributing to an economic impact of 983 million pesos.
Air Travel and Economic Growth
Through international air travel, Guadalajara’s international airport received 3.3 million tourists, marking a 3.1% increase in domestic travelers and a 1.7% rise compared to the summer of 2024.
Popular Beach and Cultural Destinations
Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco’s primary beach destination, attracted one million visitors, generating over 6,054 million pesos in economic impact.
Visitation to Pueblos Mágicos
Among the most visited Magical Towns were Tequila, Tapalpa, and Mazamitla, which welcomed 320,000 visitors and generated a combined economic impact of 604 million pesos.
Key Questions and Answers
- Who is Secturjal? Secturjal, or the Jalisco State Tourism Secretariat, is the government body responsible for promoting and developing tourism in the Mexican state of Jalisco.
- Why are these figures significant? These numbers highlight the robust tourism industry in Jalisco, demonstrating its appeal to both domestic and international travelers. The economic impact generated by tourism supports local businesses, creates jobs, and contributes to the region’s overall prosperity.
- Which destinations were particularly popular? Puerto Vallarta, as Jalisco’s primary beach destination, attracted one million visitors. Meanwhile, the Magical Towns of Tequila, Tapalpa, and Mazamitla welcomed 320,000 visitors.
- How did air travel contribute to tourism? Guadalajara’s international airport served as a key entry point for tourists, with 3.3 million travelers flying into the city. This represents a 3.1% increase in domestic travelers and a 1.7% rise compared to the summer of 2024.
