Jalisco Congress gives the green light to the New Tourism Law

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It was during the regular session of the 119th Congress of the State of Jalisco held on Friday September 14, when it unanimously approved with 29 votes in favor, the Tourism Law of the State of Jalisco and the municipalities, it was presented as an initiative of the local deputy of District V, and now President Elect of Puerto Vallarta, Ramon Guerrero, who also chaired the Tourism Commission in the State Legislature.

With zero abstentions and zero votes against the deputies, the new legislation was referred to the state executive to be included in the official newspaper "The State of Jalisco" in order to enter into force the day after the publication.

The new legislation was drafted after Jalisco conducted consultation forums and public deliberation during the months of March, April and May last year in the towns of Tequila, San Juan de los Lagos, Guadalajara and Puerto Vallarta.

In each of the events local Deputy Ramón Guerrero promoted the participation of NGOs, members of the academic community, professional colleges, as well as labor and business organizations to achieve include the varied needs of each of the sectors involved in the tourist industry

Remember that in some of the main proposals contained in the document is the establishment of an Institute of Tourist Information in the state, so as to define the best
tools to develop public policy, "is an element that allows us to know all the tourist and cultural benefits of each of the 125 municipalities in the state.

This will achieve a society where there intermunicipal coordination with each of the mayors to strengthen tourist routes which provide for the same services, from garbage collection to security "today stressed the Mayor Elect in Puerto Vallarta, Ramón Guerrero.

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