Given the recent demonstrations by providers of nautical tourist services due to the new bracelet that tourists who visit the tourist destination of Los Cabos and wish to carry out some activity must use, which has a cost of three dollars or 53 pesos and has been a measure imposed by CONAMP, Jacqueline Liceaga, a provider of this type of service in the Cabo San Lucas Marina, stated in an interview for Los Cabos a la Carta and Cabovisión Noticias that she has proposed to unify with the authorities the improvement and attention of tourists, taking care protected natural areas but in a fair and economically viable way so that the tourist does not make the destination more expensive.

"It is collection upon collection, of rights and taxes that is made to the tourist," said Jacqueline Liceaga, explaining that the proceeds would be destined for the federation, for which she suggested making work tables between the same providers and authorities of the three orders of government so that the money collected is applied to conservation measures: "they are not issues for not paying for it but last week there were very shocking operations, it was very difficult to stop boats with tourists on board, that gives a very bad image, the tourist feels insecure … we are preparing a document requesting these work groups so that our points and our requests are objective so that we can all organize ourselves correctly because we have obligations but we also have rights,” he said.

This bracelet is purchased by tourists online to be able to make their journey starting from the Marina, however, Jacqueline Liceaga commented that operations have been applied where groups of tourists have been returned for not having the bracelet to acquire one, in addition, making the price more destination applying tax on tax to visitors will affect the destination, therefore, the suggestion is to create a trust to manage the resources that come from these services.