Madrid, Spain — At FITUR 2026, the federal government positioned Tulum as one of Mexico’s most relevant world-class destinations, highlighting its international projection, cultural heritage, and growing connectivity.
FITUR 2026 Boosts Tulum as International Reference
During the inauguration of the International Tourism Fair, Mexico presented itself as one of the main protagonists, with the participation of all 32 states of the country and a diverse and competitive tourism offer.
From Aguascalientes to Zacatecas, the Mexican delegation showcased experiences that integrate nature, gastronomy, history, wellness, and sustainable tourism, consolidating the country as a tourism powerhouse before the European and global market.
Tulum’s Strategic Positioning
Within the framework of FITUR 2026, Tulum stood out for its balance between Mayan heritage, natural environment, and an internationally recognized wellness proposal.
Air connectivity and the impact of the Maya Train strengthen its strategic positioning, facilitating access to one of the most attractive destinations in the Mexican Caribbean.
Federal authorities emphasized that Tulum represents the tourism development model that Mexico promotes: sustainable, culturally responsible, and with high value for international travelers.
Mexico Strengthens Its Presence at the International Tourism Fair
Mexico’s participation in FITUR represents a key platform to strengthen alliances, attract investment, and generate new business opportunities.
The Quintana Roo Tourism Secretariat confirmed that the state will have a strategic and high-impact presence at the event.
Finally, the next edition of the fair will be held from January 21 to 25 in Madrid, Spain, reaffirming FITUR as one of the most important tourism meetings in the world.
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