At Covid crossroads some Cholula businesses fear they've closed for good
157shares Cholula, Puebla, has been designated a magical town by Mexico’s Secretary of Tourism, and it’s easy to see why. There’s Tlachihualtepetl which, by volume, is the world’s largest pyramid. There’s also its adjacent archaeological site. There’s Avenida Morelos with its colorfully painted stores selling locally made crafts. There’s the zócalo, which features a dozen or so restaurants. In normal times, it’s a major tourist site. But these are anything but normal times. Due to the coronavirus pandemic tourism has fallen off dramatically, and on December 29, Puebla Govern...
Source: mexiconewsdaily.com