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Sinaloa
Sinaloa is one of the most attractive places on earth for
tourism investment and development, due to its geographical
location, natural resources and infrastructure.
Its 18 municipalities offer great investment opportunities,
including Mazatlán, one of the most important tourism
destinations in Mexico.
It is a natural gateway to two
world-class tourism paradises: the
Sierra Madre mountain range and
the Sea of Cortés.
Over 407 milles of coastline
Over 407 miles of coastline on the
Pacific Ocean and “The World´s
Aquarium”, the Sea of Cortés.
Quality of Life
With a population of two million, seven
thousand inhabitants, of which 49% are under
19 years of age, Sinaloa´s people are known
for their kindness and warmth, work
dedication and their entrepreneurial vision.
Quality of Life
Modern cities co-exist with noble and magical
colonial towns in its territory. Cultural activities
and the arts are widely promoted in its 18
municipalities, where people enjoy concerts,
art exhibitions and dance festivals almost all
year-around.
There are over 7 thousand foreigners residing
permanently in Sinaloa from the U.S.A.,
Canada and some European regions. Most of
them live in the port of Mazatlán.
Quality of Life
Sinaloa´s youth fill over 150 universities and
higher education technological institutions,
placing this State among the most highlyrated nationally for various academic
disciplines, and many of its athletes are
internationally-renown.
Sinaloa´s State Government offers medical
and social assistance programs to all citizens
and has private investments in excellent
world-class private medical facilities.
Great Tourist
Resort Developments
to Invest-in
Playa Espíritu
The largest investment ever over the last
20 years in Mexico, in urban
infrastructure for a tourist resort, is now
being developed in Sinaloa.
It is being built on 2,381 hectares along the
beaches of Teacapán, in theMunicipality of
Escuinapa, only 52 miles south of Mazatlán.
The National Fund for Tourism - FONATUR - has made a public
investment for the development of Playa Espíritu of over 925
million dollars, which will be the detonator of 13 billion dollars
of investment from the private sector.
Playa Espíritu
Playa Espíritu will be a high-end tourist resort oriented towards
specialized as well as domestic and international Premium tourism, with
the objective of servicing the most dynamic segments of world tourism,
among them: those seeking nature, culture, adventure, nautical, golf,
conventions and health.
The resort is comprised of residential areas surrounding golf courses, a
marina, waterfront boardwalk and recreational areas, all integrated into
hotel complexes, boutique hotels and exclusive spas. The complex will be
connected with interior water canals that connect the different areas,
creating a true diversity of nautical environments showcasing open
spaces and scenery. The development will also offer a theme park,
shopping centers, administrative buildings, cruise ship docks, beach clubs
and the entire infrastructure needed for civic activities and
entertainment.
Playa Espíritu
2,380 hectares
total area
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Over 7.5 miles of beaches
44,200 Hotel rooms
11,600 Cuartos de hotel
15,800 Viviendas residenciales
3 Million Tourists annually
13 billion
dollars
Estimated investment
from the private sector
925 million dollars
Public investment
• 2 Marinas
• 2 18-Hole Golf Courses
• Shopping areas and public squares
• Healthcare facilities and 2 Universitie
Great Tourist
Resort Developments to Invest-in
Municipality of Navolato
Isla Cortés
Isla Cortes is a developing tourism, nautical, residential and
golf, with two waterfronts: 13 miles along the Sea of Cortez
and over 11 miles along the Bahía de Altata. It is 13 miles
from the airport of Culiacán, the State capital, with 1 million
inhabitants and 34% of the PIB of Sinaloa.
2,200
hectares total area
Great Tourist
Resort Developments to Invest-in
Municipality of Navolato
Isla Cortés
2,200
has Superficie total
Great Tourist
Resort Developments to Invest-in
Begins in Northern Sinaloa
Bahía de Ohuira
50 mdd initial investmen
The new development Bahía de Ohuira will be a
nautical residential community, with a marina and
yacht club offering a resort comprising of 32 hectares
along the bay, residential lots and beachfront villas
and condominiums. It will have hotels and a
Convention Center and a high-tech marina with a
capacity for yachts of up to 150 ft.
Great Tourist
Resort Developments to Invest-in
En la ciudad de Los Mochis
Parque Ingenio
An amazing, touristic, cultural, residential and
business center that will include: Convention
Center, hotels, auditoriums, a gastronomic
hall, baseball pitches, uptown residence,
corporative area and the new railway station
Chihuahua-Pacific.
Great Tourist
Resort Developments to Invest-in
New Mazatlán´s real state and service development continues upraising it’s level in
Mazatlan.
Fancy condominiums, exclusive neihgborhoods and golfcourses are the new face of
Mazatlan.
Great Tourist
Resort Developments to Invest-in
Tourism Real
Estate Projects
The development of Tourism real estate projects
has grown exponentially in the Northern, Center
and Southern part of the State.
The development of infrastructure and services and the
important support and economic incentives for
investment offered by the State Government and its
Municipalities, have generated the required trust of
investors that continue to build in Sinaloa.
1,457mdd
in new tourism real estate project
developments have been invested
Tourism Real
Estate Projects
Undoubtedly, Mazatlán has brought great investment opportunities,
where important real estate developers have planned and build beautiful
buildings with elegant condominiums, as well as exclusive residential
areas with architectural designs in perfect harmony with their
surroundings.
Over 1,457 million dollars in new tourism real estate project
developments have been invested by domestic as well as international
investors from the U.S., Canada and Spain, in Mazatlán alone.
Diversified products
Year-around sunny skies and warm weather, extensive clean and peaceful
beaches facing the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez. Deep-Sea and sweetwater fishing in dams and lakes. Valleys and mountains. Colonial villages.
Prehistoric Petroglyphs. A varied gastronomic offering. A privileged biodiversity
and a world-class hospitality tradition are part of Sinaloa´s diverse attractions
for domestic and international tourism.
Sports
With over 407 miles of coastline and 11 dams within its territory, Sinaloa is
internationally-known for its deep-sea and sweet-water fishing. Its boundaries
with the Sierra Madre range and its extensive valleys make it ideal for tourists
seeking the mountains such as hiking enthusiasts and small-game hunters.
Sinaloa is also part of the North American Avian Corridor, making it Mexico´s
number 2 hunting tourism destination. Important Golf and Tennis tournaments
are held annually, as well as international surf, cycling and other sports
championship events.
1st
First in Sport Fishing
2nd
Second in Hunting Tourism
Diversified products
History and Culture
Sinaloa is proud to have 2 Pueblos Mágicos (Magical Village) and 5 Pueblos Señoriales
(Noble Village) destinations, which are a well-preserved heritage of the most authentic
Mexican traditions, which fascinate the traveler and provide an unforgettable experience.
Mazatlán´s Historical Center is unequalled with its 19th Century opera house theater that
has been named a National Heritage Site.
Parting from the Northern part of the State, the “CHEPE”, only passenger train in Mexico,
travels across the impressive Copper Canyon, which is four times larger than the Grand
Canyon in Colorado.
Sun and beaches
Mazatlán, Teacapán, Altata, Isla Cortés and Topolobampo are the main
sun and beach destinations of Sinaloa.
With over 10 thousand hotel rooms, Mazatlán is one of the most important beach
destinations in Mexico, which also has business tourist facilities, is a leading sport fishing
destination and offers world-renown captivating sunsets from its over 14-mile beachfront
boardwalk or Malecón.
COSALÁ
HOTEL DETAILS EL FUERTE
Pueblos Mágicos
The Federal Tourism Bureau distinguished the villages of Cosalá and
El Fuerte for their historical and cultural wealth and for their wellpreserved historical identity, declaring them Pueblos Mágicos de
México, thus integrating them into their special promotional programs
both domestic and internationally.
Cosalá and El Fuerte
Were formally declared Pueblos Mágicos of Mexico by the Federal
Tourism Bureau, in recognition of their historical and cultural wealth.
Growth as of their declaration:
HOTELS
ROOMS
VISITORS
94% 101% 48%
MUSEUM SAN IGNACIO
CATHEDRAL EL ROSARIO
Pueblos Señoriales
or Noble Villages
As of 2007, the State Government has implemented a
program to improve the urban image and infrastructure of
villages with high tourism potential, which, among other
characteristics, have a wealth of historic and cultural
heritage, declaring them “Pueblos Señoriales de Sinaloa”
[Noble Villages of Sinaloa].
To date these villages are:
El Rosario (2007)
San Ignacio (2007)
Sinaloa de Leyva (2009)
Mocorito (2009)
Elota (2010)
Available Tourist Services
Cities with modern urban infrastructures, qualified personnel, abundant water
and energy sources, communication infrastructure and vast tourism experience
have made the State of Sinaloa a land of great opportunities for investment in
the Tourism sector.
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Lodging
facilities
Bars and Nightclubs
Restaurants and
Coffee Shops
Car Rental
Agencies
Tourist
Marinas
Sinaloa has a huge amount of natural
resources and an excellent geographical
location, giving it unbeatable investment
advantages.
• Over 407 miles of coastline with the best beaches and 200
islands in the Sea of Cortés, “The World´s Aquarium”.
• 11 dams, 6 of which were developed for sport fishing
purposes.
• 300 thousand hectares of warm estuaries that are full of life.
• Sierra Madre mountains are less than 62 miles from the
coast.
• Proximity to the U.S. border, with direct access to U.S.
markets.
• Urban, educational and communications infrastructures.
• Great variety of natural scenery and resources.
• Mazatlán International Center: World-Class convention
center with 17 rooms and a capacity of over 4,500 persons.
• Cities located in proximity to the coast with complete urban
infrastructures.
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Golf Courses
104
Travel Agencies
62
• Connectivity by air, land and sea.
• Internet, fiber optic and telecommunications.
• 10 Hydroelectric and thermoelectric energy plants.
• Hospitals and comprehensive healthcare facilities.•
Higher Education institutions.
• Golf Courses
• Deep-Sea harbors complete with the necessary
infrastructure to receive cargo containers and cruise
ships, and marinas with docking capacities for over
1000 yachts.
• Young population that is well-prepared and hardworking.
General Hospitals and
10 Specialized Hospitals
115
53%
Higher Education
Institutions
Average annual
occupancy
Conectivity and
infrastructure
3
International
Airports: Los Mochis,
Culiacán y Mazatlán
By air
Air connectivity
DOMESTIC
LA PAZ
TOLUCA
GUADALAJARA
TIJUANA
MONTERREY
MEXICO D.F.
SAN JOSE DEL CABO
HERMOSILLO
MEXICALI
PUERTO VALLARTA
CHIHUAHUA
LORETO
U.S.A
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CANADA
HOUSTON
PHOENIX
DENVER
MINNEAPOLIS
LOS ANGELES
SEATTLE
DALLAS
CALGARY
WINNIPEG
EDMONTON
TORONTO
REGINA
VANCOUVER
SASKATOON
National
Airlines
International
Airlines
Aeroméxico
Aerocalafia
Viva Aerobús
Magnicharters
Volaris
Aeropacífico
Interjet
Aeroservicios Guerrero
US Airways
Frontier Airlines
Alaska Airlines
Sun Country
American Airlines
West Jet Airlines
Delta Airlines
Conectivity and
infrastructure
By sea
Topolobampo, in the Northern part of the State, has an important deep-sea
harbor to welcome cruise ships and two marinas for nautical tourism use. Isla
Cortés, in Central Sinaloa has a new Tourist Marina. And in the South,
Mazatlán has a large deep-sea harbor where cruise ships from the most
important international cruise lines have arrived; three marinas with a
capacity of over 1,000 tourist vessels and a modern fueling dock.
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Deep-Sea harbors
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Sinaloa has 6 marinas
By land
To the North, Sinaloa is connected to the Western part of the U.S. at our
border with the State of Arizona, and to the South all the way to Mexico City
with a four-lane highway. And as of 2013, Sinaloa will connect to the Eastern
part of the U.S. at the Texas border by way of Mexico´s Northern Economic
Corridor with the new Mazatlán-Matamoros route.
Mexico´s Northern Economic Corridor will connect Mazatlán
with Texas, crossing the States that produce 22% of the
national GDP
22’483,000
population
within the radius of 2.15
and 10 hrs. by land.
Sinaloa unfolds its
possibilities to the world
Sinaloa´s enormous natural wealth offers opportunities to create new
tourism products. Moreover, its developed resorts are at their peak
moment for new investments oriented to satisfy the growing demand
of both the domestic and international markets.
Business Opportunities
Sinaloa offers a great variety
of options to invest and good
business practices
•Diversified tourism: Sun and beaches, ecotourism, health,
rural, cultural, gastronomical, sports tourism, nautical and
business tourism.
• Oceanfront integrally-planned tourism resorts are
currently in operation, ready for co-investments in golf and
lodging facilities as well as real estate development.
• Hunting as well as indigenous and migratory birdwatching tourism.
• Deep-sea sport fishing and sweet-water
fishing.
• Developments for seniors.
Sinaloa unfolds its
possibilities to the world
Sinaloa´s enormous natural wealth offers opportunities to create new
tourism products. Moreover, its developed resorts are at their peak
moment for new investments oriented to satisfy the growing demand
of both the domestic and international markets.
Business Opportunities
Sinaloa offers a great variety
of options to invest and good
business practices
• Port services for cruise ships.
• Building and operation of a nautical route and
marina.
• Products and services for nautical tourism.
• Theme parks.
• Real Estate Sector: Tourist, residential and
commercial property. Available lots for hotel and
commercial developments.
Specialized Human
Capital available throughout the State.
In Sinaloa, Tourism is the second most important
economic activity, comprising 8.2% of the GDP. It
generates over 250 thousand jobs for 9% of the
economically-active population of the State.
• 2.6 million inhabitants, the majority of which
are young and professionally-trained.
•Qualified and specialized human resources for
the development of any activity related with
the Tourism sector.
•26 Universities and technical schools offering
programs and undergraduate degrees in all
areas relating to Tourism.
• Excellent work environment.
Financing for investors
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Ley Estatal de Fomento a la Inversión [State Law for the Promotion of Investment].
Business organizations with government support to back investors.
Incentive packages and specially-designed tax incentives for each project.
Consulting and specialized support services during the entire process.
Advise with finding solutions of space and infrastructure.
5°estate
The World Bank has considered Sinaloa to be
the 5th State in their “Ease of Doing Business
Index”.
BUSSINES
DEVELOPMENT
10°estate
It is the 10th State in the Mexican Index
of Competitiveness (IMCO)
BUSINESS
COMMUNITY
STATE
GOVERNMENT
Cooperación Gobierno - Iniciativa Privada
Collaboration between State Goverment and
- Private Initiative
Sinaloa is one of the most advanced States of Mexico regarding the
relation between the Private Sector and State Government. Solid
institutions have been created in this State, in which the government and
local businessmen collaborate to support investors and corporations that
wish to do business in Sinaloa.
The recent signing of the Agenda for Competitiveness defines the
strategies needed to make Sinaloa more competitive. Its platform is
based on: Environmental Sustainability, the Law System, Education,
Research, Development and Innovation and Health.
Success Cases
•Companies that are established in Sinaloa are highly competitive and have been
highly successful in domestic as well as international markets.
•They have won recognition in several areas: business, food production, real
estate development, hotel and other industries.
• World-class corporations find their ideal place to invest and work in Sinaloa.
Sinaloa 2005 – 2011
Main Indicators
41.8%
Increase in tourism flow
2005-2010
15.4
millon
Total tourism flow between
2005 and 2010
19,026
Hotel room offering
registered in 2010
Economic flow
71’750
Million pesos
Tourism flow*
Tourism is consolidated as the second most important
socio-economic activity in the State, with a promising
future.
*In millions. Includes domestic and international visitors,
overnight stays and cruise ship tourists.
Sinaloa 2005 – 2011
Main Indicators
41.8%
Increase in tourism flow
2005-2010
15.4
Total tourism flow between
2005 and 2010
Hotel offering in Sinaloa
Hotel establishments
millon
19,026
Hotel room offering
registered in 2010
Economic flow
71’750
Million pesos
FAMOUS MAZATLAN MALECON,
WITH 23 KMS IN FRONT THE OCEAN
ROBERTO CRUZ
State Secretary for Economic Development
[email protected] | +52 (667) 758 5201
Government Palace: Av. Insurgentes s/n 2do. Piso, Centro Sinaloa CP. 80129
Culiacán Sinaloa, México
FRANCISCO CÓRDOVA
State Secretary for Turism Development
| +52 (669) 981 8883 al 87 | www.vivesinaloa.com
Av. Olas Altas 1501 Centro Histórico, C.P 82000 Mazatlán, Sinaloa, México.
CIT Sinaloa
+52(667)846 45 00