The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, and the mayor of the capital, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, have highlighted the tourist strength of the region at the International Tourism Fair, Fitur 2023, which is being held this week at Ifema Madrid and have predicted that "the best is yet to come". "Madrid is unstoppable", they have proclaimed. Madrid Day, which is celebrated this Friday at the stand shared by the Community and the City Council, began with a performance by the artists who perform the musical 'Malinche' by Nacho Cano and with a video in which highlighted the "coo
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The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, and the mayor of the capital, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, have highlighted the tourist strength of the region at the International Tourism Fair, Fitur 2023, which is being held this week at Ifema Madrid and have predicted that "the best is yet to come". "Madrid is unstoppable", they have proclaimed. Madrid Day, which is celebrated this Friday at the stand shared by the Community and the City Council, began with a performance by the artists who perform the musical 'Malinche' by Nacho Cano and with a video in which highlighted the "coolness" of the capital and its "style of life". For his part, during his speech, the mayor reinvented one of the capital's best-known mottos to adapt it to the current situation. "It is no longer from Madrid to heaven, but from heaven to Madrid", summed up the councilor, who understands that the city is "unstoppable and that it is leaving", thanks, among other things, to the "window to the world" that the sightseeing. A push that "symbolizes the tourist explosion" that the city is experiencing, which is "beating forecasts" and that in 2022 received more than 800 million euros in hotel investment, of which 75 percent were for four and five-star establishments . This has also allowed the capital to have recovered its tourism turnover prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, despite still lacking a return to the international tourism figures from before the health crisis. He mentioned how Madrid brings together a gastronomic offer, economic attractiveness, leisure, sports, culture or history through, among others, the Paisaje de la Luz World Heritage Site. All this combined, according to the councilor, with the "best people in the world." "Madrid is at the best in recent history and the best is yet to come", has advanced Almeida, who has celebrated the collaboration between the City Council and the Community that "crystallizes" in the shared stand in Fitur where you travel "through the f