The Mexican archaeological government said Tuesday that it had expelled some cast members from a popular display of the local truth “Jersey Shore” from the Mayan ruins of Uxmal after behaving like “immature” and refusing to wear masks or stick to social esture regulations. The most recent circular of bad promotional paintings in Mexico’s desperate attempt to revive its tourism industry, which has been decimated by the coronavirus pandemic. It turns out that the young torn actors of the popular Mexican truth exhibit “Acapulco Shore” and some other exhibition of contestants, that the government of the state of Yucatan, described as “influencers”, were invited to make a stopover in the ruins shortly after they re-opened in an effort to inspire tourists to return.
But the National Institute of Anthropology and History said the half-dozen cast members “have been asked to leave, in accordance with fitness regulations. “Employees of the 1,000-year-old Maya temple complex, palaces and pyramid platforms said the cast had acted as “immature” and refused to adhere to published regulations, it is not easy, face mask and social estating. Photos posted on social media showed them clowning around and posing in close contact over an old structure. Yucatan officials denied paying cast members, but admitted the stopover on a component of a promotional crusade and defended the invitation.
Michelle Fridman, Secretary of State for Tourism of Yucatan, wrote in a tweet that “influencers were not paid a single weight. Nor was it a baked idea as a component, but a component of a strategy included in the COVID stimulus package, and if we measure the impact thoroughly, we estimate that we received two hundred million visits for a sector in urgent need of promotion. Fridman’s workplace did not respond to requests for comment, however, his position was supposedly reduced to ‘any news is smart news’ in a state where tourism is of vital importance. Tourist arrivals at Mexican airports fell 93. 4% at the worst time in May, and even with projections showing some recovery at the time component of 2020, the year is expected to end 42. 8% below 2019 levels. Tourism supplies 11 million jobs, directly or in Mexico.
The Uxmal crash was only the most recent bankruptcy in a bad year for the promotion of Mexican tourism. In August, due to disputes over invoices and control of the English edition of the country’s tourism website, its website gave the impression of hilarious errors. the website of VisitMexico. com, states like Hidalgo and Guerrero have automatically translated as “Noble” and “Warrior”. The Caribbean beach hotel in Tulum has become a “monkey”. And the names of other tourist cities have also been mutilated.
Mexico’s Department of Tourism issued an apology for allegedly outsourced errors and then introduced a remade page. The error came right after the US State Department did not have a problem. But it’s not the first time He cited the highest number of COVID-19 cases in Mexico for issuing a “do not travel He realized to the country in August its highest level of caution. And before that, the beach hotel of Acapulco was forced to publish tourist ads of “everything is allowed” that showed other people partying without mask and the words “no rules”.
The ads touted the resort’s long-running reputation as a nightclub, even though nightclubs have been closed lately to reinforce social estbankment. “We cease to be a postcard of the past, today we replace the rules,” the narration says in one of the recorded videos. “There are really no rules,” says another voice, because you can see other people having strange meals and going out to nightclubs. “Eat whatever you want, have fun day and night and until late in the morning . . . locate new friends and new loves. ” The government stated that the ads were not suitable for the coronavirus pandemic.
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