Quintana Roo, Mexico — Quintana Roo ranked second nationally in projected tourism investment for 2025, capturing 17 percent of the total resources in the Tourism Investment Portfolio, according to the federal Ministry of Tourism (Sectur).
The portfolio closed the year with 700 active projects across 30 federal entities, equivalent to a combined investment of 36,735 million dollars. This represents increases of 48 percent in the number of projects and 67 percent in the amount compared to the September cut-off.
According to the third four-monthly cut-off, Nayarit leads the list with 19 percent of national investment, followed by Quintana Roo (17 percent), Jalisco (12 percent), Baja California Sur (10 percent), and Guerrero and Nuevo León (eight percent each).
In terms of private tourism investment, the state has 1,475 hotels and 137,937 rooms distributed across its eleven municipalities. The average hotel occupancy rate stood at 80 percent the previous week, with more than 537,000 national and international tourists recently staying in destinations of the Mexican Caribbean.
For Sectur, the Portfolio functions as a national snapshot of tourism development and allows for tracking and support of investments.
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