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Tourism

Crowded airport check-in area with people standing in queues and sitting on the floor waiting
Travelers with luggage walking through an airport terminal, some in focus and others in the background, with a coffee shop and airport signs visible.
People walking on a sunny street with colorful buildings and a Mexican restaurant sign visible
On the left, a carved stone artifact with the INAH logo, which represents the National Institute of Anthropology and History in Mexico. On the right, the Mexican flag waves against a cloudy sky above the Tulum International Airport's entrance sign.
Two women walking through a crowded airport terminal with luggage in tow and other travelers in the background
The colorful logo of Grupo Xcaret featuring an X composed of various colors followed by the company name in black text.
A large cruise ship docked near a shore with clear blue water and partially cloudy skies in the background
A sunny street in a tropical location with palm trees, local shops, a bicycle, and a person standing by a bar.
The entrance sign of Tulum, with the word 'TULUM' in large letters, surrounded by lush greenery, signaling the entrance to the archaeological site in Mexico.
An aerial view of a white lighthouse near a coastline with crystal clear blue waters and dense greenery surrounding a straight road.