Tulum's rapid economic growth in the past five years has stirred both excitement and worry among businesses. They agree that the city's development needs to be organized and sustainable…
David Ortiz Mena, the president of the Tulum Hotel Association (AHT), pointed out that one of the main challenges is preventing oversupply. This could lead to a decrease in the value of the city's tourism industry. Amid the growing demand, Ortiz Mena believes that Tulum has a unique opportunity to pursue a tourism development strategy that balances environmental sustainability with economic growth…
Investments signify confidence in Tulum's future. These are often made with the expectation of long-term benefits. Ortiz Mena stressed that businesses should work together to ensure that Tulum remains an appealing and sustainable destination in the future.
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