hurnik
TUG Member
https://www.flyertalk.com/articles/mexico-doesnt-want-to-advertise-to-tourists-any-longer.html
I'm mostly interested to see if others observations are the same as this articles in that:
Tourism is down (less people), especially around spring break time (I think that mostly happened already). I personally don't see lower attendance at Spring break being a bad thing (one of the reasons I've historically avoided anywhere during spring break is the amount of people--LOL).
I don't wish to get into the politics part of the above, but am mostly interested in:
1) If visitors are down, I wonder if places like Vidanta will adjust their fees accordingly (although none of us really have any way of knowing if their visitors are down, and it's possible with the Cirque stuff going on, they will offset any losses with local/nationals visiting instead).
2) Will this mean there will be better deals for those of us who wish to travel to Mexico?
I'm mostly interested to see if others observations are the same as this articles in that:
Tourism is down (less people), especially around spring break time (I think that mostly happened already). I personally don't see lower attendance at Spring break being a bad thing (one of the reasons I've historically avoided anywhere during spring break is the amount of people--LOL).
I don't wish to get into the politics part of the above, but am mostly interested in:
1) If visitors are down, I wonder if places like Vidanta will adjust their fees accordingly (although none of us really have any way of knowing if their visitors are down, and it's possible with the Cirque stuff going on, they will offset any losses with local/nationals visiting instead).
2) Will this mean there will be better deals for those of us who wish to travel to Mexico?