If the budget is divided equally, as it was last year Ajijic will receive 1.666 million pesos.
Some of the houses on Zaragoza Street still preserve the typical architecture of Ajijic and bright murals on their facades.
Sofía Medeles (Ajijic, Jalisco) – The 2022 Jalisco State Expenditure Budget allocates 15 million pesos for the nine Magical Towns of the state, ‘which would mean 1.666 million pesos for Ajijicif, as it was last year, the budget is split equally among Jalisco’s nine Pueblos Mágicos.
In 2021 Ajijic received 1.333 million pesos for its Pueblo Mágico budget, some of which was returned unused to the State. Part of the budget was slated for a festival that never took place due to the pandemic, some for a mural contest, some for an as yet unopened information booth on the boardwalk, and some for signage that has not been completed.
The 2022 Expenditure Budget of the Government of Jalisco has prioritized health, security, education and infrastructure but it has allocated 152 million pesos to tourism, of which 15 million are for the nine Magical Towns: Tapalpa, Mazamitla, Lagos de Moreno, Mascota, San Sebastián del Oeste, Talpa de Allende, Tequila, San Pedro Tlaquepaque and Ajijic.
To learn more details about the Pueblos Mágicos in our state, visit the website: https://secturjal.jalisco.gob.mx/nuestro-estado/pueblos-magicos.
Translated by Patrick O’Heffernan
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