Consejo Hotelero del Caribe Mexicano
Hotel industry council for Mexico's Caribbean coast.
In October 2026, the Consejo Hotelero del Caribe Mexicano represents Quintana Roo's hotel associations in discussions with government. Its published remit combines destination promotion with work on training, infrastructure and public services.
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Timeline for Consejo Hotelero del Caribe Mexicano
Asked the Senate to stop the fee rise
Nomads & Communities: Mexico deputies give defence 57% of feeBackground
The Consejo Hotelero del Caribe Mexicano brings together hotel associations and representatives in Quintana Roo. It coordinates their promotion of the state as a tourism destination and represents their interests before federal, state and municipal authorities. Its remit covers the hotel sector collectively, including accommodation providers and the organisations that represent them.
The council's published objectives also address infrastructure and public services used by visitors and local communities. It works with authorities and other organisations on those concerns. Training is another part of its programme, with an emphasis on professional service and technologies intended to reduce tourism's environmental impact. These functions connect representation of hotel businesses with the wider conditions in which destinations receive visitors.
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Written with AI from Lowdown's published reporting. Not individually reviewed by an editor. Updated 22 October 2026. Editorial standards.