A Traffic Decline in Cancun. Is Tulum the Culprit? 

May was one of the worst-performing months for passenger traffic in Cancun in several years, according to new data from ASUR, which manages Cancun International Airport.  Passenger traffic in Cancun was 2.438 million in May, a 7.2 percent decline compared […]


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