Incredible Deals Kick Off the 'La Gran Escapada,' an Event Aimed at Boosting Tourism in Mexico

The Ministry of Tourism (Sectur), the Confederation of National Chambers of Commerce, Services and Tourism (Concanaco Servytur), and the Federal Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco) have announced the launching of La Gran Escapada, a program designed to encourage both domestic and international tourism in Mexico with major discounts.

From May 30 to June 1, tourists will be able to access special deals through the website lagranescapada.com.mx, the mobile app, and at participating businesses. Offers include discounted travel packages, flexible payment options, and special rates on buses, flights, cruises, and trains—including the Maya Train and its affiliated hotels.

Travelers will also find promotions on hotel stays, restaurants, museums, guided tours, and much more.
Starting at 12:00 a.m. on Friday, May 30, around 6,000 tourism service providers will offer significant discounts, including:

• Travel agencies: 1,096
• Lodging: 3,076
• Tourist entertainment: 305
• Convention centers: 69
• Museums, exhibitions, and performances: 82
• Theme and ecotourism parks: 251
• Restaurants and bars: 709
• Health services: 60
• Transportation: 188

Buyers will have the assurance of purchasing products and services from officially registered providers recognized by tax and regulatory authorities in Mexico, including the National Tourism Registry, and with Profeco’s consumer protection guarantee.

La Gran Escapada: El Buen Fin of Tourism is a joint strategy between the Mexican government and the private sector. Its goal is to boost the domestic market, create jobs, support micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises, and promote sustainable practices.

Business chambers and associations from all 32 Mexican states have joined this initiative, which aims to continue making tourism a driver of social well-being, with benefits that reach everyone involved in this vital and far-reaching sector.

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