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The aviation industry in Mexico is experiencing an exciting boom, and this time, Tulum is at the center of attention. At Select Realty Mexico, we are excited about the investment opportunities that this new development brings to the Riviera Maya. Tulum: More Connected Than Ever With the recent news that Viva Aerobus will begin operating flights to the Tulum airport, it is not surprising that Aeroméxico has decided to join the action. Starting in December, Mexico’s flagship airline will offer no less than 14 weekly flights from Mexico City International Airport (AICM) to the new Felipe Carrillo Puerto International Airport. This will not only facilitate access to Tulum for domestic travelers, but will also open the doors to international visitors from places like Toronto, Chicago, and San Francisco. Aeroméxico’s Strategy: A Bet on the Mexican Southeast Aeroméxico is not only

In an exciting development for travel enthusiasts and paradise destinations, Tulum is preparing to receive an even greater influx of visitors thanks to the new air routes announced by Viva Aerobús and Aeroméxico. These airlines are responding to the growing demand for flights to this sun and beach destination in the Riviera Maya, providing travelers with more options to explore this dream region. Viva Aerobús Takes Off to Tulum Viva Aerobús has announced the start of five new routes to the Felipe Carrillo Puerto International Airport in Tulum. Starting December 1st, travelers from Mexico City and Monterrey will have the opportunity to fly directly to this paradise. In addition, Guadalajara will join the party on December 16th, followed by Tijuana on the 17th of the same month. This marks a milestone in Tulum’s air connectivity, with daily flights from Mexico

The charm of Mexico lies in its diverse destinations that offer unique and memorable experiences. Among the hidden gems that this country has to offer is the impressive tourist destination of Bacalar. Located in the state of Quintana Roo, a few hours from the best-known destinations such as Cancun and Tulum, Bacalar emerges as an earthly paradise that captivates all who are lucky enough to discover it. With its calm and crystalline waters that change in tone as the sun moves throughout the day, the spectacle of colors offered by this lagoon is simply dazzling. At Select Realty México we have a variety of apartments in Bacalar ideal for investment. Pueblo Morebi is a Japanese term that translates as ‘light between the trees’. This idea arises from the beauty of the bamboo forests in Japan, specifically in Kyoto. In our

The newest project in the magical town of Bacalar invites you to discover it. The new Bacalar Ecopark will be located just a few meters from the Fort of San Felipe in the city center, next to the Balneario Ejidal, facilitating access to all its visitors who will be able to enjoy more than 7 thousand square meters of protected natural area and an impressive pier on the famous seven-color Lagoon of Bacalar. The pier is 1 kilometer long and surrounded by mangroves, and being located within a 5-hectare protected natural area, you can witness the splendor of nature that characterizes the Riviera Maya region. Similarly, along your tour on certain boards that make up the pier, you will find information about the Bacalar ecosystem, so you will not only enjoy nature but also learn new interesting facts. With the

It is a new rail transport service that interconnects the main cities and tourist areas of the Yucatán Peninsula. This project will strengthen the territorial organization of the region and enhance its tourism industry. It will generate economic benefits and increase connectivity in the Yucatán Peninsula, allowing cargo and passengers to be moved in a more efficient and less polluting way. It will travel through the Mayan world in five states of southeastern Mexico with approximately 1,554 km of railways that will interconnect the states of Tabasco, Campeche, Chiapas, Yucatán, and Quintana Roo. The Tren Maya will run on low-sulfur biodiesel only in the first two sections, and all the others will be powered by electricity.It will provide cargo and passenger service. The maximum speed it will reach will be 160 km/h for passengers and 120 km/h for cargo. The

It has been announced that within the Works Program for the Strengthening of Cancun and Tulum by Sedatu, together with the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat), a new project will begin in Tulum. The so-called Jaguar Park will have an area of almost 300,000 hectares, making it the second largest reserve in the state after the Sian Ka’an Biosphere. The main purpose is to promote the preservation of the natural and cultural wealth of the Riviera Maya, turning it into a kind of conservation sanctuary that will include the restoration of damaged areas, as well as the development of various protection strategies for endemic species such as the jaguar. It has been announced that a large part of the land belonged to the government, which has donated it for integration into the program. In addition to the park,

The construction of the Tren Maya has been accompanied by various programs such as the Program for the Improvement of Archaeological Zones (Promeza), highlighting the opening to the public of the spectacular Ichkabal ruins located in the magical town of Bacalar, Quintana Roo. The director of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) commented that the state of Quintana Roo will be one of the states most benefited by the Promeza program. It was also announced that within the Mayan city of Uxmal, Yucatán, a stele carved on both sides was recently discovered. “It is a female deity, with large eyes, chins at the corners of the mouth and bare chest, has a pectoral of three rows of hemispherical pearls, bracelets with two rows of pearls and a reticulated skirt that covers up to the heels

The Day of the Dead is a Mexican tradition recognized internationally, but beyond the fame it has gained, it represents an important pillar of Mexican culture, demonstrating how such a unique tradition has been preserved through generations. On November 1st and 2nd in Mexico, we celebrate our loved ones who are no longer on the earthly plane, with prior preparations to give them the welcome they deserve. It might sound unusual to celebrate death, but more than that, it is a celebration to honor the memory, so that as long as our loved ones are remembered by us, their essence will remain alive among us. But how does one prepare for the Day of the Dead? Let’s start by setting up the altar, which is essential in this celebration, since the belief is that these are the guide for souls