Mazatlan, Sinaloa.- The secretary of the sectur, Oscar Pérez Barros indicated that of the 626 lodging centers that are held throughout the state of Sinaloa, 416, already have the health badge, prior to the reactivation of the tourism sector, the tentative date would be the next July 1. The official explained that 70 percent are ready to receive guests, will be discussed next week, as the covid-19 spillover curve has to be reviewed.
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In the port of Mazatlan, the largest number of hotel offers is concentrated, Pérez Barros, noted that they carry 56 percent, of 204 establishments, 114 already have this badge, the rest is in the process of obtaining it. We are preparing for a possible opening on July 1, depending on the spillover curve, the tourism secretary said. Oscar Pérez noted that the beaches could also be opened but with strict protocols as well as hotels.
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One of the hotels that has the health badge, and are ready to open its doors to tourism. Until yesterday the hotel chain remained closed, the workers pointed out that they look forward to the date they return to work. Staff are kept operating in improvement and disinfection activities, workers avoid agglomeration and use all sanitary measures, such as mandatory use of head coverings and when entering to operate have to go through sanitary filters and take temperature. They also have a sanitizing abina to keep their guests safe. You may be interested inMazatlán FC: Juan Francisco Palencia is presented and solves doubts in an “autoconference”Video calls are a relief in confinement by the Covid-19Imdem: Alistan the return of the sport to Mazatlan
