Tlalnepantla mantiene precios bajos en hoteles para Mundial 2026

Hoteleros de Tlalnepantla, en el Estado de México, aseguran que no subirán tarifas durante el Mundial de Fútbol 2026, ofreciendo habitaciones desde 2 mil pesos por noche para competir con la Ciudad de México. Con 52 días para el inicio del torneo, ya tienen 40% de ocupación reservada y esperan llegar al 80%. El municipio prepara rutas, eventos y seguridad para atraer visitantes.

Tlalnepantla, municipio vecino de la Ciudad de México, se prepara para captar turistas del Mundial de Fútbol 2026, que inicia el 11 de junio y dura hasta el 19 de julio. Hoteles de 4 y 5 estrellas mantienen precios entre 2 mil y 10 mil pesos por noche en sus 1.800 habitaciones, según Alexa Reyes Nader, titular de la coordinación de turismo local.

Reyes Nader confirmó que ya hay 40% de reservaciones y se prevé 80% de ocupación total. Empresarios invierten en pantallas para transmisiones de partidos, bares temáticos y promociones durante los 39 días del torneo, lo que podría generar una derrama económica de 296 millones de pesos.

El alcalde Raciel Pérez Cruz anunció 'cuponeras' con descuentos y tours gratuitos a zonas arqueológicas y barrios mágicos. Se lanzará la Ruta Mundialista con torneos recreativos y eventos en el Deportivo Tlalli y Teatro Centenario para ver partidos de la Selección Mexicana.

Para seguridad, coordinarán operativos con la Guardia Nacional y policías estatal y municipal en vialidades, hoteles y puntos clave.

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