World's No. 1 Resort

Chapter 13

Half an hour later, Tang Huai and Hanke arrived at the Zocalo Square in Mexico City. Tang Huai looked around for a week, then took out a tall billboard from the trunk. Tang Huai unfolded the billboard and followed the flow of people to the north side of Zocalo.

There are many natives here wearing wide-brimmed hats and traditional Mexican costumes. Each native has a distinctive billboard in front of him.

On the billboards are the Tulum monuments, the Pyramid of the Sun and the Moon, and the ancient city of Uxmal, which are famous tourist attractions. This is the gathering place of travel agencies in Mexico City, and it is also a characteristic area of ​​Zocalo, similar to Huaxia's characteristic booth. As long as the scenic spot is legal, and then pay a fee to the square management office, you can set up a stall here.

Tang Huai has obtained a permanent visa from Mexico, and he is considered half Mexican. Although Sola Island is owned by Tang Huai, it belonged to Mexico before. The staff at the Zocalo Management Office didn't know whether Sola Island was part of the requirements for setting up a stall, but they turned a blind eye because Tang Huai paid a large sum of money for advertising.

The booth was provided by the management office. Tang Huai took the number plate issued by the management office and found his place. Then the billboard was put up next to the booth, and a temporary tourist introduction point was established.

"Tang, is this really okay?" Hank asked curiously after seeing Tang Huai's series of actions.

"Let's take a look at the situation." Tang Huai was a little unsure.

The billboards and leaflets were customized yesterday and just finished today. Now that Sola Island is empty, Tang Huai’s billboards use their strengths to avoid weaknesses. In addition to the impactful comparison chart of the blue sea lake and the wasteland desert, there is also a brief project introduction-"Sola Island, an overseas island with no people in the dreamland." , everything here is up to you to explore. '

This is similar to Tang Huai's leaflet in Shengze. Strictly speaking, the Mexican version's leaflet is a copy of the Huaxia version.

In addition, the billboard also introduces fees such as Blue Ocean Tree House 600HXB/day, Blue Ocean Fish 200HXB/piece, and round-trip boat fare of US$1,000. The system fee shows Huaxia currency, and Tang Huai has not changed it. The round-trip boat fee was negotiated with Captain Renault. Now that the sea business is not easy, the Storm can take orders from Tang Huai, but the boat can only travel with more than five people. Otherwise, the Tempest won't even be able to get back the fuel cost...

"It's three o'clock, I hope we can have a good start today." When everything was done, Tang Huai checked the time, and it was three o'clock in the afternoon. Because it is summer, the sky here in Mexico does not get dark until after eight o'clock.

"It will have a good start." Hank shrugged and said comfortingly. Just like that, the two of them sat by the booth and chatted one after another. There are more than 200 booths of various sizes on the entire north side of Zocalo, most of which are nearby travel agencies.

The Zocalo Square is adjacent to the Cathedral of Mexico and can accommodate more than 50,000 tourists from all over the world every day. Some of these tourists are reported group tours, while others are self-guided tours. The target objects of these travel agencies are foreign tourists who travel independently.

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"Isola Sola? Is this a new attraction in Mexico?"

At six o'clock in the afternoon, Hank took over the job of a translator and took a pair of Chinese tourists to visit the cathedral. Tang Huai was left alone in the entire booth. Tang Huai stayed for a while, and when he was hesitating whether to buy some sandwiches for dinner, a pair of blond tourists walked over. Judging from their attire and looks, the two should not be locals.