Tren Maya to Offer World Cup Travel Packages as Quintana Roo Aims for International Tourist Surge
Tren Maya promotes vacation packages during the 2026 World Cup, aiming to attract visitors to southeastern Mexico.
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Tren Maya promotes vacation packages during the 2026 World Cup, aiming to attract visitors to southeastern Mexico.
Visitor numbers to Tulum's archaeological zone fell by a third after the Jaguar National Park opened, sparking protests.
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Tulum's tourism office invites businesses to submit photos for use in official Pueblo Magico promotional materials.
Massive sargasso influx turns beaches into sludge, halting tourism and fishing, with repair costs soaring.
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Maya community files amparo to block new access scheme and permanent closure of old entrance.
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