Regulation: Vacation Rentals vs. Conventional Hotels in Mazatlan
Mazatlan, the Pearl of the Pacific, is abuzz with vacation rentals, new flight routes, booming real estate sales, and thrilling sports achievements. Get ready for beachfront bliss, high-flying adventures, and the Leagues Cup showdown. Mazatlan is calling, and the world is answering.
Vacation rentals, those cheeky disruptors of the hospitality scene, are causing quite a stir in the sunny port of Mazatlan. Miguel Hernandez Fonseca, the president of the Federation of National Chambers of Commerce in Sinaloa, has stepped up to the podium, waving the regulation flag high. He insists that these rentals need to play by the same rules as conventional hotels. It seems there's a law in place, but it's been lounging in a beach chair, sipping cocktails, instead of getting down to business.
But wait, there's more! The Mazatlan City Council has an ambitious plan up its sleeve. They want to create the Zofemat Directorate, which sounds like something out of a superhero movie, but it's going to be in charge of handling the administrative tasks related to federal income. In simpler terms, they want to make sure everyone pays up when it comes to using or enjoying the beaches or the Federal Maritime Terrestrial Zone. Move over, Office of the Mayor, there's a new director in town!
