Tulum International Airport will double its operations in November, welcoming new international airlines and surpassing 1.4 million passengers by the end of the year.
Tulum’s merchants are hoping for a 20-30% sales boost during the Halloween and Day of the Dead festivities as the low season continues to challenge local businesses.
Tulum’s All-Inclusive hotels anticipate a 20% increase in bookings for October, as international tourists take advantage of off-season deals, providing a welcome boost for the local economy.
Gitano, Tulum’s iconic bohemian restaurant, is set to open at J1 Beach Dubai in November 2024, offering modern Mexican cuisine and a lively beach lounge.
120 business leaders will visit Tulum’s new airport to explore cargo transport opportunities, focusing on customs infrastructure and regional logistics expansion.
Moroccan entrepreneurs are reshaping Tulum’s tourism scene with new hotels that blend cultural elegance and strategic investment, enhancing the region’s global appeal.
Greether and Visit Tulum present the Women’s Wanderlust event on August 2, 2024, promoting female empowerment, wellness, and sustainable tourism in Tulum.
Tulum Airport may lower its fees below Cancun’s pending a board decision, aiming to attract more tourists and reduce costs for transport operators, boosting local tourism and sustainability.
A new proposal to reduce Tulum Airport’s high transport fees is expected to be approved by mid-June, potentially providing relief for tour operators by summer.
Tulum’s new “Felipe Carrillo Puerto” airport has boosted local tourism, achieving an 80% hotel occupancy rate and driving economic growth.
