Guanajuato Amasses Over 47,000 Tourism Registrations: OTEG
Guanajuato's tourism inventory reveals 47,449 historical records, with food and beverage services leading the count.
Guanajuato’s tourism inventory tallies 47,449 historical records of tourism services, according to the platform of the State Tourism Observatory of Guanajuato (OTEG), which gathers information on the
of establishments, activities, and services related to tourism. According to the OTEG Tourism Inventory, the food and beverage sector accounts for the highest number of registrations, with 19,285, followed by accommodation establishments with 7,055, and travel agencies with 5,273.
Food and Beverage Services Account for 40.6% of Tourism Inventory
One of the key findings from the inventory is the significant share of food and beverage services within Guanajuato’s tourism registrations. According to OTEG figures, this segment accumulates 19,285 registrations, equivalent to 40.6% of the historical total. This figure positions food and beverage establishments as the category with the largest presence in the inventory, surpassing accommodation services, travel agencies, and recreational activities. Accommodation establishments rank second with 7,055 registrations, representing approximately 14.9% of the total. Travel agencies are in third place with 5,273 registrations, equivalent to 11.1%.
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What are the Main Tourism Services Registered in Guanajuato?
The interactive report from the Tourism Observatory classifies the offering into 13 service categories, with the following historical registrations:
| Tourism Category | Registrations |
|---|---|
| Food and Beverage | 19,285 |
| Accommodation Establishments | 7,055 |
| Travel Agencies | 5,273 |
| Attractions, Recreation, and Sports | 5,118 |
| Venues, Auditoriums, and Halls | 2,674 |
| Tour Guides | 2,445 |
| Tourist Transport Companies | 1,983 |
| Spas | 1,111 |
| Tourist Assistance | 994 |
| Water Parks and Spas | 630 |
| Rental Companies | 427 |
| Tourism Education | 321 |
| Golf Courses | 133 |
| Total Historical | 47,449 |
Lodging and Rooms: What Does Guanajuato’s Inventory Report?
Accommodation is another primary component of the tourism offering registered by OTEG. The platform presents an accumulation of 7,055 lodging establishment registrations, in addition to 226,295 room registrations within the historical period shown without filters. This distinction is crucial for analyzing the hotel market, particularly when comparing lodging capacity with indicators of occupancy, tourist arrivals, or room demand.
Attractions and Complementary Services Expand the Tourism Offering
In addition to accommodation and gastronomy, the inventory includes activities related to recreation, transportation, and event organization. The attractions, recreation, and sports category totals 5,118 historical registrations, while venues, auditoriums, and halls accumulate 2,674. The registration of tour guides reaches 2,445, and tourist transport companies sum to 1,983. Also noteworthy are spa services, water parks and spas, rental companies, and tourism education services.
What Does the Inventory Reveal About Guanajuato’s Tourism Activity?
The OTEG results indicate that the majority of historical registrations are concentrated in four activities: food and beverage, accommodation, travel agencies, and recreational attractions. Collectively, these segments represent 77.4% of the 47,449 registrations available in the general query. The information can be accessed directly through the Guanajuato State Tourism Observatory’s Tourism Inventory.
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