CREATURISMO promotes Mexican tourism in the United States with the Meet Mexico Road Show 2025

Tras Chicago y Toronto, el Meet México Road Show 2025 de CREATURISMO llegó a Dallas y Houston para impulsar el turismo mexicano.

The promotion of Mexican tourism is consolidated in the United States with the second edition of Meet Mexico Road Show 2025, organized by CREATURISM, the specialized division of Grupo CIE led by Eduardo Martínez. After starting its tour in August in Chicago and Toronto, bringing together 230 buyers, airlines and tour operators, including Apple Leisure, American Airlines, United Airlines and Sunwing Vacation, the event has now arrived at Dallas and Houston With 191 buyers interested in domestic destinations and services.

The selection of these cities was not random: they concentrated 28% of direct flights to Mexico And they have a High purchasing power traveler profile. Mexico remains the Second most visited country in AmericaAfter the United States, with the international tourism representing 9% of GDP. More than 60% of visitors come from the United States and Canada, generating a Annual Spill of 15 Billion Dollars. With the proximity of the Football World Cup, these figures promise to continue to grow.

Under the operational direction of Rodrigo Hurtado, CREATURISM SUMS 20 editions of the Tianguis Turística México, coordinate the Mexican Pavilion in 14 countries And oversees participation in Fitur, consolidating its reputation as a reference in the international promotion of Mexican tourism.

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