TULUM, Mexico – To enhance the traveler experience at Tulum International Airport “Felipe Carrillo Puerto,” Google Maps has rolled out a significant update to facilitate navigation and enrich visits to this key transportation hub in Quintana Roo. This initiative coincides with Google Maps’ 15th anniversary in Mexico, underscoring its commitment to pivotal destinations such as the Riviera Maya, Mérida, and Oaxaca.
The recent update includes precise details on airport parking facilities, terminals, and fixed-base operators, providing users with vital information to better plan their travels. Moreover, Google has optimized route digitization, ensuring smoother access and bypassing dirt roads, which is crucial for enhancing visitor accessibility.
Karina Alarcón, Strategic Partnerships Lead for Google Search, highlighted the significance of these enhancements for user experience and regional economic growth. “We are excited to offer tools that not only improve travel experiences but also contribute to the economic development of regions,” she commented.
The Tulum City Council, led by Mayor Diego Castañón, expressed gratitude to Google Maps for this update across its digital platforms, emphasizing how these new mapping details strengthen local tourism infrastructure. “This initiative not only enriches our visitors’ experience by highlighting key areas such as parking and terminals but also promotes sustainable tourism in our region. Thank you, Google!” the mayor affirmed.
In addition to the improvements at Tulum International Airport, Google Maps’ update also encompasses other areas of interest in Mexico, including the newly opened Oaxaca-Puerto Escondido highway and public transportation services in Mérida, further solidifying its commitment to connectivity and infrastructural development nationwide.
This update not only enhances the experience for tourists and residents by providing detailed, accurate information but also reinforces Tulum’s position as a premier tourist destination committed to excellence in service and accessibility.
