Guanajuato stays as a meeting point for thousands of Mexicans who arrive to destinations that provide unparalleled experiences Guanajuato has been
Guanajuato stays as a meeting point for thousands of Mexicans who arrive to destinations that provide unparalleled experiences
Guanajuato has been and will be a protagonist in the past, present and future of the Country, because Mexico was born here
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During the celebration of the National Holidays, which runs from Friday, September 15 to Sunday, September 17, Guanajuato expects the arrival of more than 168 thousand visitors and an economic impact of 398.7 million pesos, this last figure represents an increase of 3 % compared to last year.
The Secretary of Tourism of the State of Guanajuato, through the Tourism Observatory -OTEG- of the General Directorate of Tourism Intelligence, also predicts:
- A hotel occupancy of 45%
- The arrival of more than 34 thousand tourists
- 22 thousand occupied rooms of hotels from 1 to 5 stars
Guanajuato has been and will be a protagonist in the past, present and future of the Country, because Mexico was born in this State. The entity was a precursor of freedom and justice when the National Independence movement began here, in historic venues such as the magnificent Alhóndiga de Granaditas.
The early morning of September 16 is one of the most important dates for Mexicans and they commemorate it with the traditional Grito de Dolores which, in 1810, was attributed to the priest Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla.
Today Guanajuato continues to be the meeting point for thousands of Mexicans who travel to the cities of Dolores Hidalgo CIN, Guanajuato Capital, León, and San Miguel de Allende, destinations that provide unparalleled experiences in hotels, restaurants, bars, haciendas, vineyards, and main attractions in Guanajuato.
Visitors are invited to take the celebration of Mexican Independence Day to another level, visit:
and know all the tourist offers in Guanajuato.
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