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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 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

The rehabilitation of the Luis Donaldo Colosio boulevard, part of the road that connects Cancun with the rest of the Riviera Maya, has caused notable increases in travel time, specifically to the Cancun International Airport. As a preventive measure, various communications from airlines invite travelers to take precautions in light of this setback, as well as recommend the use of alternative routes to avoid the construction, such as the Huayacán, López Portillo, and 135 avenues, and the Cancun-Mérida highway. Likewise, the various companies that provide transportation services have joined the initiative to invite their users to take such preventive measures. The works carried out seek to benefit the population and tourists who visit the Riviera Maya, but for the moment, drivers are asked to exercise extreme caution. According to the authorities’ statement, the rehabilitation section has two schedules for the

While the Riviera Maya for many means beach vacations, it actually has many more activities to offer, highlighting a great variety of archaeological sites that you can visit to learn more about the Mayan culture. We share 5 Mayan ruins that you should visit in the Riviera Maya. Mayan Ruins of Coba The Mayan ruins of Coba are possibly one of the best known and visited by all travelers. The ruins of Coba are one of the largest archaeological zones known of all the Mayan ruins. It is located in the state of Quintana Roo, approximately 40 km from Tulum. Here we highlight the most famous Coba pyramid known as Nohoch Mul, which means large mound in Mayan, with its 42 meters high and 120 steps. The extension of the Mayan ruins of Coba is very large. You can walk

Thinking of investing in Playa del Carmen? Learn all the reasons why it is one of the smartest decisions you will make. You will not regret it! Playa del Carmen is a magical vacation spot that has it all. From its turquoise beaches to its excellent location, more and more people are deciding to move to this place because of the high quality of life it offers, with profitable and successful businesses. But have you ever thought of Playa del Carmen as a place to invest? You might be interested in: Visiting Playa Del Carmen After The Coronavirus Why invest in Playa del Carmen? In addition to being one of the most emblematic and paradisiacal places in Mexico, and being known internationally as a top vacation destination, Playa del Carmen has much more to offer. Every day, more and more

When speaking of the Riviera Maya, one of the most significant sites in the area is Tulum, not only for its natural wonders but also for the historical and archaeological aspects it offers to learn more about the Mayan culture. In this way, Tulum has positioned itself internationally as a must-visit destination in the Riviera Maya, both for tourists and investors. While there is already talk of the Tren Maya, another mega-project is present to facilitate and offer better infrastructure in the city, the new Tulum airport. The new Tulum International Airport will be named Felipe Carrillo Puerto, with the capacity to receive and provide the best service to 4 million passengers annually. Additionally, it will have a military base and will be integrated into the existing highway system as well as the Tren Maya, for better passenger movement. By