Cancún, Q. Roo.- After his participation in the Arabian Travel Market (ATM) fair in Dubai, Jorge Molina Pérez, general director of Tourism and Economy of Tulum, has announced significant progress in the search for air connections and investments from the Middle East towards the Mayan Caribbean.
The objective is to attract tourists from markets with high purchasing power, who are looking for distant, exotic and safe destinations, to boost tourism and the economy in the region.
During the ATM, key meetings were held with prominent airlines, hotel developers and investors from countries such as UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman and others. Airlines have shown interest in exploring Tulum through the new International Airport, which will require a detailed analysis of accommodations, occupancy, capacities and factors such as the Mayan Train.
In addition, work is being done to hold The World Travel Awards gala in Tulum for the year 2026, which would be an unprecedented event for the destination and an invaluable opportunity to promote it worldwide.
Lastly, hotel developers and investors are looking to expand their projects in the region, and Tulum has the capacity and willingness to align with these strategic objectives. The collaboration with the Middle East represents an exciting opportunity to strengthen the tourist and economic attractiveness of Tulum in the international market.
Source: noticias.canal10.tv
