La Derecha Diario LGBT tourism from the United States to Mexico is increasing
Faced with the decline of the woke agenda in the U.S., they see an opportunity for escape in Mexico.
In recent months, Mexico has experienced a significant increase in the arrival of LGBT tourists and residents from the United States.
This phenomenon is attributed to the growing advancement of gender ideology, as well as the offer of "inclusive" destinations that attract this community.
Destinations preferred by the LGBT community
Puerto Vallarta has established itself as one of the most LGBT-friendly destinations in Mexico.
Known as the "San Francisco of Mexico," this coastal city offers a decadent gay scene centered in the Romantic Zone, where it is common to see same-sex couples.
Additionally, it has a wide range of hotels, bars, and nightclubs that meet the needs of this tourist segment.
Another prominent destination is Cancún, which has implemented strategies to attract the LGBT public.
Some events like the Cancún Mayan Riviera Gay Fall Fiesta and the Cancún International Gay Festival.
These initiatives aim to position the Mexican Caribbean as an attractive option for tourists seeking safe environments for their preferences.
Factors driving the increase in LGBT tourism
The growing acceptance of sexual diversity in Mexico has been a determining factor in the increase of LGBT tourism.
The advancement of gender ideology in various federal entities and the promotion of inclusive policies.
Have caused a perception of the country as a safe and welcoming destination for the LGBT community.
Additionally, the geographical proximity and travel facilities between the United States and Mexico have facilitated this tourist flow.
The extensive air connectivity and the elimination of visas for U.S. citizens have simplified travel.
Encouraging more people to explore inclusive Mexican destinations.
Economic impact of the pink market in Mexico
The pink market in Mexico is estimated at 51,300 million pesos (approximately 4,663 million dollars).
This segment, once ignored, has been recognized for its economic potential.
Events like the Expo Gay, created in 2005, have allowed companies and services aimed at the LGBT community to become known and consolidate in the national market.
The diversification of the tourist offer, which goes beyond sun and beach, has been key to attracting this segment.
Specialized travel agencies, such as Opta Tours and Babylon Tours, have developed packages tailored to the preferences of the LGBT community.
Challenges for Mexico
Mexico faces challenges in terms of ensuring the safety of its citizens, in addition to being recognized as a destination for sex tourism.
Another unfortunate fact is the increase in the production of child pornography, of which Mexico is one of the main producers.
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