Belizean tourists continue to cross the border to Quintana Roo, but fewer and fewer choose to stay in Chetumal. Instead of staying in the state capital, most use the city as a transit point to head for destinations such as Bacalar or Yucatan, a situation that generates concern between tourism and hotel entrepreneurs. The president of the National Chamber of Commerce (Canaco) Chetumal-Tulum, Adrienne Villanueva, said that the flow of visitors fro…
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Belizean tourists continue to cross the border to Quintana Roo, but fewer and fewer choose to stay in Chetumal. Instead of staying in the state capital, most use the city as a transit point to head for destinations such as Bacalar or Yucatan, a situation that generates concern between tourism and hotel entrepreneurs. The president of the National Chamber of Commerce (Canaco) Chetumal-Tulum, Adrienne Villanueva, said that the flow of visitors fro…