Iconic Tourism Pioneer Diego de la Peña García Mourned in Quintana Roo

A multi-generational family dressed in white gathered around an elderly man in a wheelchair, smiling for a group photo

The tourism industry of Cancún and the wider community of Quintana Roo are mourning the loss of Diego de la Peña García, a revered figure in the region's business development. De la Peña, with a career spanning over five decades, was the founder of Original Group and was instrumental in launching numerous projects across the hotel industry, cruises, vacation clubs, and real estate.

  1. Hotel Development: De la Peña's vision and leadership led to the construction of Cancún's first hotel, a significant milestone that marked the beginning of the region's tourist development. His commitment to quality and service set a high standard for others in the industry to follow.

  2. Innovation in Tourism: De la Peña's entrepreneurial spirit saw him diversify and expand tourism in Cancún. His innovative projects across various sectors contributed to a diverse and appealing tourist offering.

  3. Recognition and Prestige: Through his dedication and leadership, De la Peña helped consolidate Cancún as a globally recognized tourist destination. His work not only attracted millions of tourists but also spurred employment and economic growth in the region.

  1. Legacy and Contributions: De la Peña's role in transforming Cancún earned him the title of "Destination Pioneer". His enduring legacy is visible in the tourist infrastructure and the business community he helped build.

In conclusion, Diego de la Peña García was more than just a visionary in the tourism sector. He was a cornerstone of Cancún's growth and prestige as a world-class tourist destination. His contributions to Quintana Roo will have a lasting impact on the region's tourism industry.


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