Who Owns Mexico’s Largest Hotel Chain? He Started His Business Empire at the Age of 21
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Few Mexican entrepreneurs have transformed the national tourism industry like Daniel Chávez Morán. A civil engineer by training and founder of Grupo Vidanta, he was born in Delicias, Chihuahua, into a family of limited means and went on to become one of the leading developers of luxury resorts in Latin America. From Chihuahua to Civil Engineering: Chávez Morán was born on November 16, 1951, but would have to leave Chihuahua: his father's illness…
A 21-year-old boy converted a small hotel in Mazatlan, Sinaloa into more than 30 luxury resorts throughout Mexico, his name is Daniel Chávez Morán, founder of Grupo Vidanta . With more than three dozen luxury resorts distributed in some of the country’s main tourist destinations, Daniel Chávez Morán became one of the most influential entrepreneurs in the Mexican hotel industry. From a small hotel to a tourist empire Why is Daniel Chávez Morán on…
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