Mexico’s National Development Plan (PND 2013-2018) with regard to tourism aims to consolidate tourist destinations, create jobs, develop markets for SMEs, and generate new sources of income for the local populations by enhancing investments and financing for tourism, while also promoting sustainability (Gobiemo de la Republica, 2013a). The Plan puts emphasis on the importance of adopting a cross-disciplinary and programme-based approach to government actions, while at the same time considering tourism policy objectives. This is illustrated with tourism objectives being considered in the country’s National Infrastructure Plan 2013-18. The Plan focuses on balanced regional development, urban development and connectivity logistics (Gobiemo de la Republica, 2013b).