Mexico is a land of surprising depth and diversity, where visitors are greeted with a sense of hospitality and openness that only Mexico offers.
Being a gay-friendly destination not only involves having a "zone" where the community can walk, but also the willingness to go out anywhere in the city with the freedom to take the hand of your partner and of course, with the possibility of to a hotel and ask for a room for two without any problems.
The undisputed gay paradise today is definitely Puerto Vallarta. It has many local attractions and entertainment focused on gay audience. To distinguish, many use with rainbow flags while others seek discretion.
Gay tourism is one of the main factors for the economic development of this town, which offers a number of beaches which you can enjoy a wealth of natural beauty, historic monuments and works of art.
this is a interesting article. We think that in a future there will be more places in other parts of Mexico with services to gay-comunity.
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yes is very interesting this article because Mexico currently is positioning tourism destinations by having gays example is "Puerto Vallarta" and "Playa del Carmen" preferred by many tourists to spend their holidays with their partners because these places have clubs, luxury hotels and leisure activities .
ReplyDeleteGay Tourism, course form part of development in Mexico because this people has more oppotunities for their style of life.
ReplyDeletePuerto Vallarta is a place that offers this kind of tourism, and offers excellent services for this niche.
We have a doubt what´s mean greeted??
Yes it's important we open and cater new niches, just for diversity another kinds of tourism. We don't need be people with close mind.
ReplyDeletethanks for your comments partners, in conclusion the tourist activity in Mexico unfolds over time but the real change is not in the government but in us as "students of tourism" is a challenge we must give our country to put up worldwide because we are a country rich and unique natural and cultural heritage, ........Mexico as none.......
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