Unveiling the Future of Travel: Mexico's Maya Train & The New Tulum Airport

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December 7, 2023


A New Dawn in Mexican Travel


Excitement buzzes through the air as Mexico's Caribbean coast embarks on a transformative journey with its latest billion-dollar infrastructural marvels. It's a new chapter for the region, marked by the debut of the New Tulum International Airport and the upcoming launch of the groundbreaking Maya Train.


First Stop: Tulum’s Sky Gateway

The New Tulum International Airport, a beacon of modern aviation, recently celebrated its inaugural domestic flights. It's more than an airport; it's a gateway to the heart of the Mexican Caribbean, offering a seamless travel experience to the world's wanderers.


All Aboard the Maya Train: A Journey Through Time and Culture

But the real game-changer is the impending inauguration of the Maya Train. This isn't just a train; it's a cultural artery that promises to connect the vibrant corners of the Yucatán Peninsula like never before, offering a unique blend of modern convenience and ancient allure.


The Inaugural Routes: A Tapestry of Experiences

Picture this: starting December 15th, you can embark on a journey from Campeche to Cancun, winding through landscapes that tell tales as old as time. Then, on New Year's Eve, a second route from Cancun to Palenque opens, weaving through mystical towns like Valladolid and Merida, and passing by the awe-inspiring Chichén Itzá.


President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has confirmed that by February 2024, the Maya Train will be in full swing, linking forgotten towns and hidden gems, and redefining tourism in the region.


A Delicate Balance: Progress and Preservation

It's not been a journey without its challenges. The project has meticulously balanced progress with preservation, ensuring the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the region remain unspoiled.


Unlocking Hidden Gems with the Maya Train

As the Maya Train chugs along, it opens up a world of possibilities. Merida, a city renowned for its safety, culture, and colorful architecture, awaits you. Imagine wandering its cobbled streets, exploring colonial history, and relaxing in its New York-style central park.


Then there's Chichen Itza, a testament to the ingenuity of the Ancient Mayans. This UNESCO World Heritage Site, along with numerous other archaeological wonders, is now within easy reach, thanks to the Maya Train.

Natural Wonders and Thrilling Adventures


The Yucatan Peninsula is a treasure trove of natural wonders, and the Maya Train brings them closer to you. Plunge into the crystal-clear waters of the cenotes or embark on an underground river adventure in Rio Secreto. For the thrill-seekers, Playa del Carmen's Xplor Adventure Park offers an adrenaline rush like no other.


Embark on Your Journey

As the Maya Train gears up to transform the Mexican Caribbean into one of the world's top vacation destinations, now is the time to plan your adventure. Stay updated on travel news and tips by joining our mycasa expats guide and subscribing to our newsletter. Your next unforgettable journey starts here!


If you'd like to see a short video of the infrastructure in the Riviera Maya just click on our youtube video here - https://youtu.be/TRwov-lgfpA


About the Author:

Professor Raul Morales is a distinguished figure in the real estate industry, bringing a wealth of expertise and insights to his readers. As the former Vice President of Communications for AMPI (Asociación Mexicana de Profesionales Inmobiliarios), the equivalent of the National Association of Realtors in Mexico, he has been at the forefront of shaping real estate practices in the country. His deep understanding of the industry is further enriched by his role as a Professor of Real Estate Negotiations, where he imparts knowledge in the prestigious AMPI Real Estate Licensing Diploma Certification Course. With a career marked by leadership and educational contributions, Professor Morales is not only an expert in his field but also a guiding force in shaping the future of real estate in Mexico.