
I recently received a new National Geographic magazine collector's item publication in the mail.

As I was flipping through the softbound book, I noticed the messages contained on the inside of the front cover.

And then I noticed the inside of the back cover. Delfino Lopez Hidalgo, one of the administrators at the Palenque site from the INAH (the Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia) told me that the governor of Chiapas, as well a the National Secretary of Tourism had spent large amounts of money in tourism advertising in order to promote the state of Chiapas. Visit
http://www.sectorturismo.gob.mx/wb/sectur/sect_buscador?q=chiapas to see some of their information. Since visitation is up this year it seems to be working.
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