US EditionINAH anticipates the arrival of 10,000 visitors to archaeological areas of the state during the Easter holiday season
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José Vicente de la Rosa Herrera, director of the Center of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) in Tlaxcala, reported that for the Holy Week vacation period approximately 10,000 visitors are expected to arrive to the archaeological areas of the state. Addressed before the beginning of the delivery of social support to [...] La entrada Prevé INAH the arrival of 10 thousand visitors to archaeological areas of the state during …
Photo: Conap The National Council of Protected Areas (CONAP) estimates that more than a million people visited the country's protected areas during the Easter break, thus exceeding last year's records, which were between 800 and 900,000 visitors. Thousands of Guatemalans and tourists took advantage of the busy days to connect with nature, visiting destinations such as Tikal, which received more than 25,000 people in a single week, exceeding the …
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