From the idea that tourists who wanted to arrive in Nuevo Vallarta would go to the Tepic airport to the idea of changing the name and putting up signs that would have looked better for preschoolers using a little mud, this week the failure hit a low point its governor hadn’t expected. The route to Las Islas Marías is no longer exclusive to San Blas; it was the failure of the six-year term.
The truth is that Bahía is a united area; borders don’t exist for ordinary citizens. They can sleep here and live there, or vice versa. Right now we’re suffering from the construction, but once it’s finished, the bay will be just like it was before.
The truth is that the season has been tough and difficult for everyone in general. These days, the governor of Nayarit can say mass, but if he goes out to Bucerias, Nuevo Nayarit, he’ll see something he hasn’t seen since the pandemic: shops and restaurants closed and streets empty.
Some hotels have closed areas. Vidanta closed the park, and Navarro chose a bad date to begin an adventure where the secretary embarked him on a bad journey. He will indeed pay the consequences of the hatred his people have for him, but it is the people who truly suffer from the decline in tourism.
But if the governor appointed the secretary of tourism, he should assume the consequences. If he really had the courage, he wouldn’t allow boats to leave for the islands from Puerto Vallarta today. If his strategy is so good, let them continue to leave from San Blas. Knowing Navarro’s ego, he must be swallowing bile.
The recommendations of the governor, like Mariana Macedo, are a failure, but we’ll see in the days when her public accounts are reviewed if they are observed or approved, or, as in her administration, which is reporting today, we’ll see if there’s anything to boast about.
Source: reportediario
