Tulum, Quintana Roo — State, municipal and federal authorities met at the Tulum archaeological zone to coordinate security strategies as visitor numbers rise and the high season approaches.
Quintana Roo Tourism Secretary Bernardo Cueto Riestra said one of the issues under discussion was strengthening access points to the Parque del Jaguar. Officials are also working to improve attention to visitors and the overall experience at the site, he said.
Cueto Riestra said the measures follow instructions from Governor Mara Lezama and involve the Tulum municipal government along with federal agencies.
He added that the coordination is meant to safeguard visitors and maintain service quality alongside the destination’s tourism promotion work.
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