Cierra Holbox el verano con 75% de ocupación hotelera y proyecta caída habitual para septiembre
La isla de Holbox concluyó la temporada vacacional de verano con un 75 por ciento de ocupación hotelera, superando adversidades operativas y globales como el encarecimiento de combustibles, la escasez de asientos aéreos, conflictos geopolíticos en Medio Oriente y la desinformación en torno al sargazo, fenómeno que no impacta las playas de este destino.
El presidente de la Asociación de Hoteles de Holbox, Christian Stenta, señaló que la percepción negativa generalizada sobre el arribo de macroalgas a las costas del Caribe mexicano afecta injustificadamente al destino, provocando cancelaciones de viajeros que asumen de manera errónea que la isla enfrenta las mismas condiciones que el resto del litoral estatal.
Ante el inicio de la temporada baja en septiembre, la dirigencia del sector descartó un escenario crítico al calificar el descenso como un comportamiento dinámico habitual:
Proyección de ocupación: Se estima un nivel de entre 35% y 40% durante septiembre, representando un ajuste de hasta 35 puntos porcentuales respecto al verano.
Estrategia operativa: Las empresas hoteleras asociadas —que suman 50 establecimientos— utilizarán la baja afluencia para otorgar descansos y vacaciones al personal, garantizando la conservación de las plantillas laborales.
Perspectivas de fin de año: El sector reporta reservaciones agotadas para el periodo del 27 de diciembre al 3 de enero de 2027, con proyección de un repunte sostenido de la demanda turística entre noviembre y mayo.
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