Quintana Roo must increase its tourist arrivals by 40%—from 20 to 28 million annually—by 2030 to help Mexico become the fifth most visited country globally.
Quintana Roo has been tasked with a major challenge: increase its annual tourist arrivals by 8 million over the next five years, bringing the yearly total from 20 million to 28 million. The goal, part of a federal initiative led by Mexico’s Ministry of Tourism (Sectur), is to help position the country as the fifth most visited nation in the world by the end of . . .
