The head of Sectur travels the route of the Mayan Train with more than 60 ambassadors to promote this development and tourism project / @SECTUR_mx >>>

#SECTUR.- Mexican Secretary of Tourism Josefina Rodríguez Zamora, accompanied by more than 60 ambassadors, toured the Maya Train, where she urged them to join in promoting tourism in their countries of representation.

She emphasized that, with this, the Maya Train takes new steps toward consolidating itself as an act of historic justice for the Indigenous Maya Peoples and the tourism integration of the communities of southeastern Mexico.

«When we invite you to tour the Maya Train and its surroundings, it is to share a vision: that of a country committed to the southeastern region, honoring its history and building a common future. We ask you to take this message to the nations where you represent Mexico, a country that has transformed its heritage into opportunities, with responsibility and sustainability,» she stated.

She noted that, at this meeting, the ambassadors had the opportunity to learn in detail about this tourism infrastructure project, as well as the strategies, instruments, and promotional actions to position this infrastructure project worldwide.

“Ambassadors, representatives of Mexico, the Mayan World is not a postcard from the past, but a door to the present and a better future. Each station and each attraction of the Mayan Train is an entrance to ancient wisdom, to the richest biodiversity, and an embrace to the communities that open their hearts to us,” she declared.

Accompanied by Raquel Serur Smeke, Undersecretary for Latin America and the Caribbean; Diego Prieto Hernández, Director General of the National Institute of Anthropology and History; and Joaquín Díaz Mena, Governor of Yucatán, Rodríguez Zamora explained that the Mayan Train is accompanied by a network of services that strengthen it, generate jobs, protect the natural environment, and celebrate the living culture of our Indigenous Peoples. Among these, she highlighted the seven hotels managed by the Olmeca-Maya-Mexica Airport, Railway, and Auxiliary and Related Services Group.

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