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Extensive Jalisco Offer of Religious Tourism

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The Camino de San Maximo Confessor leads through 14 municipalities of Jalisco thousands of Catholic pilgrims who walk to the sanctuary built as a replica [...] The Expanded Jalisco offer of religious tourism first appeared in Correspondents MX.
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The Camino de San Maximo Confessor leads through 14 municipalities of Jalisco thousands of Catholic pilgrims who walk to the sanctuary built as a replica [...] The Expanded Jalisco offer of religious tourism first appeared in Correspondents MX.

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Jalisco will develop from 2026 to 2028 the Camino de San Maximo Confessor, a route of religious tourism and ecotourism inspired by the Camino de Santiago, in Spain, reported the Secretariat of State Tourism. The route will have 350 kilometers and can be completed in...

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Jalisco will open in November a 350 km religious tourism route through 14 municipalities; it expects to receive 10,000 pilgrims a year.

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The Camino de San Maximo Confessor will tour 14 municipalities and seeks to expand the visitors' stay, distribute the economic spill and generate development for the communities.

·Mexico City, Mexico
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El Economista broke the news in Mexico City, Mexico on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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