The tourism industry is one of those that has suffered the most in the midst of the contingency, when the borders of some countries have been closed to avoid spreading infections, and before the recommendation to stay at home, although the airlines have been saved in part by business trips and family reunions.
Even so, airlines will lose 9,320 million pesos in revenue in Mexico this year, which is equivalent to a 65 percent drop compared to 2019 ticket sales, according Cuba Email List to the International Air Transport Association (IATA, for its acronym). in English).
“Mexico never closed its borders, both domestically and internationally. The capacity is practically at what it was in 2019, there has been a very large investment in domestic connectivity and good connectivity with tourist destinations is being seen, ”the instance revealed through a press conference.
During November, the sale of airline tickets in the country was 50 percent lower compared to the same month of 2019, mainly due to restrictions mobile lead for Mexicans to travel to Europe and other countries, which limits the income of the various airlines for international travel, but it could still be worse and the domestic market saved the situation.
