Overview
- President Claudia Sheinbaum urged governors and officials to keep delegations austere and avoid excesses or unnecessary public spending.
- Tourism officials will unveil a Fonatur land‑investment scheme and a new international connectivity agenda, with Europe routes to be announced by airlines including Aeroméxico and Iberia.
- Fonatur mapped financing forums with Santander and BBVA, plus a UN Tourism/CAF presentation of Mexico’s investment guide and an Inter‑American Development Bank session on sustainable funding.
- Private‑sector leaders forecast strong deal activity, as Concanaco‑Servytur estimates up to €500 million in new investments and WTTC backs Mexico’s slate of events.
- FITUR organizers expect more than 10,000 companies from 161 countries and an economic impact in Madrid topping €500 million, while Mexico fields about 1,000 delegates and 20+ off‑site activations.