ProGreen US Inc. (fka PGUS)

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The OECD (Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development) just a few weeks ago recommended Mexico develop a new strategic focus for tourism that involves smaller projects outside of major cities and working with smaller enterprises,

The Mexican tourism model must change in order to be able to compete in a changing tourism market and to support more inclusive, sustainable growth. This would require that government agencies develop better links with a more diverse, segmented group of small enterprises and micro-businesses, as well as policies to support smaller-scale projects.

To improve support for micro, small and medium-sized businesses and enterprises, it is important to encourage innovation in the available tourist products and services by focusing on investment and funding

http://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/mexican-tourism-its-time-for-a-new-focus/


And Mexico is also devoted to any new development being green and sustainable, from a national accord signed in 2011,

Mexico is committed “to
promoting balanced and sustainable development so that tourism service providers act with
conscience and under criteria for environmental conservation, energy savings, and preservation
of natural resources.

Jan knew what he was doing when he came up with the ProGreen business model,

Many of the world’s leading public and private investors and financiers have
embraced sustainable and socially responsible investing, as reflected in the amount of capital
now invested based on those principles. New resorts and attractions that incorporate
sustainable design, construction, and operations may therefore have access to these sources of
capital where conventional projects would not. In order for Mexico to achieve its ambitious
growth objectives under the National Accord for Tourism (Acuerdo Nacional por el Turismo), it
will need to capitalize on these long-term trends that favor sustainability by incorporating the
good practices outlined in this Framework.

http://www.responsibletravel.org/docs/Alternative%20Coastal%20Tourism%20in%20Mexico.pdf