Quintana Roo authorities met with directors and investors of INVEROTEL

Spanish investments and those from other countries find in Quintana Roo a safe environment to develop successfully, therefore, the visit of Governor Carlos Joaquín and Governor-elect Mara Lezama Espinosa, accompanied by the Ambassador of Mexico in Spain, Quirino Ordaz Coppel, is relevant. , to Palma de Mallorca, where they met 10 investors associated with INVEROTEL; owners and shareholders that represent more than 40 thousand rooms and just over 60% of the investments in Quintana Roo.
 
This meeting conveys certainty and stability to investors in the tourism sector in the face of the government transition in Quintana Roo, making it clear that when will and work are combined in favor of a state and society, it is feasible to continue investments and the development of destinations, such as those that the entity has today.
 
The heads of the state executive will carry out a work tour of Spain that has included meetings with businessmen such as Encarnación Piñero García, executive president of Grupo Piñero (Bahia Principe Hotels); Ramón Roselló, general manager of INVEROTEL; to mention some of those who are part of the Association of International Hotel Investors (INVEROTEL), an organization that represents the largest Spanish capitals with a presence in the Mexican Caribbean.
 
As a result of this meeting, the processes were strengthened to specify 1,250 rooms, which will be built in the last quarter of 2022, and the start of new projects representing 750 rooms by 2023 was completed, anticipating a projection of 2,000 new rooms in 2024. the territorial reserves that the different investors already have.
 
Governor Carlos Joaquín is accompanied by Ambassador Quirino Ordaz Coppel; the Secretary of State Tourism, Bernardo Cueto Riestra; the general director of the Quintana Roo Tourism Promotion Council (CPTQ), Darío Flota Ocampo; the General Coordinator of Communication, Fernando Antonio Mora Guillén. To the elected governor Mara Lezama Espinosa, her adviser Artemio Santos.
 
Among the members of INVEROTEL there are also consortia such as Palladium Group, Riú Hotels, Fuerte Hotels, Grupo Meliá, Grupo Majestic, Grupo Sirenis and Grupo SHA, among others.
 
At the close of the meeting, the Spanish businessmen established their willingness to participate in actions for social and environmental sustainability in Quintana Roo.