The economic reopening does not only depend on opening the hotels, explains Mauricio Salicrup, president of the Board of Directors of the Los Cabos Hotel Association (AHLC) live for Los Cabos a la Carta, confirming that the reactivation will be slower than the expected.

"We must manage demand in a difficult context because we know that our primary markets are also stationary so we know that the recovery will be slow but we are optimistic," says the president, also commenting that they have received data directly from the open lines that indicate that the recovery It has been more consistent than other beach destinations that have opened their doors before and after Los Cabos.

When asked about the monitoring of other destinations, Mauricio Salicrup responds that they have given more weight to future reservations for flights to Los Cabos to be able to compare with the numbers in Cancun in proportion to territory.

Regarding the decision of the State Government to close the beaches of La Paz and the controversy that this represents for the expected economic recovery of the municipality, he believes that there should be congruence between opening the destination and closing the beaches. "The fact of closing or opening the beaches is not a responsibility of the authority, it is the responsibility of the community in general and it is something that has been difficult for us to make it understood", he refers to the saturation of the beaches they just opened last week, asking the community prudence.

He exclusively comments that in the weekly meeting of COVID 19 the order was established to put filters for the entrance to the beaches of Los Cabos from this weekend highlighting so he wants to avoid the fact of opening only for the tourist community as it is the case of Cancun.

"There is no demand for tourism, it is very difficult to bring tourists," says Los Cabos a la Carta, asking the community to take care to be reliable in attracting tourism and increasing the economy as much as possible.