TULUM, México – In a significant move to enhance connectivity and travel convenience in the Quintana Roo region, the renowned passenger transportation company ADO has announced the launch of new bus routes connecting major cities to the recently inaugurated Tulum International Airport “Felipe Carrillo Puerto”. This development is a boon for residents and tourists alike, offering a streamlined travel experience to and from this burgeoning airport, which opened its doors in December.
The new routes, meticulously planned, will connect Chetumal, Playa del Carmen, and Cancún to the Tulum International Airport, reflecting ADO’s commitment to providing accessible and efficient transportation solutions. The introduction of these routes marks a pivotal moment in the region’s transportation landscape, significantly reducing travel time and complexity for passengers journeying to and from the airport.
Passengers can conveniently purchase tickets for these routes through ADO’s official website, www.ado.com.mx, or at ticket counters. This user-friendly approach ensures a seamless and hassle-free booking experience, catering to tech-savvy travelers and traditional customers.
ADO’s scheduling strategy demonstrates a keen understanding of passenger needs. From Monday to Sunday, five daily trips will run from Tulum City to the airport, with tickets priced at an affordable 175 pesos. This frequent and cost-effective service underscores ADO’s commitment to making airport travel accessible to a broad demographic.
In Playa del Carmen, travelers can journey to the airport between 8:20 AM and 11:10 AM. Return trips from the airport to the central hub of Solidaridad are conveniently scheduled from 5:00 PM to 5:30 PM. This scheduling aligns perfectly with typical travel patterns, accommodating both early birds and those preferring a later start to their day.
Similarly, the Chetumal to AIT (Airport International Tulum) route will operate on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, departing at 7:10 AM. Return trips from AIT to Chetumal are set for 5:10 PM. These timings cater to business and leisure travelers, ensuring they can maximize their time in either city.
Cancún, a key tourist and business hub, will maintain its current schedule to the airport, offering consistency and reliability for travelers accustomed to this route.
ADO has prudently noted that schedules and prices are subject to change, keeping the door open for adjustments based on passenger feedback and travel patterns. This forward-thinking approach indicates a readiness to evolve with the changing needs of travelers, ensuring that ADO remains at the forefront of customer-centric transportation services.
The introduction of these new routes by ADO is more than a mere expansion of services; it represents a significant step forward in the region’s infrastructure development. It showcases a commitment to enhancing the travel experience, boosting tourism, and fostering economic growth in Tulum and the surrounding areas. As the region continues to attract visitors from around the globe, these routes will undoubtedly play a pivotal role in shaping the future of travel in Quintana Roo.
