US Edition10% Influx Into Quintana Roo Archaeological Areas Fell in 2025
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By: Adriana Olvera Tulum.- The influx of visitors to the 13 archaeological areas of Quintana Roo fell by 10% this year, compared to the previous one, despite the opening of the site of Ichkabal. With this, there are two years of tendency to decline in the number of revenues to these places. According to official statistics of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), so far one million 605 thousand 491 people have entered the 12…
Redacción / Grupo Canton It remains 2018 as the year with the greatest influx to historical sites, with 3 million 399 thousand 187 visitors, figures that plummeted as a result of the pandemic.Tulum.- The influx of visitors to the 13 archaeological areas of Quintana Roo fell by 10% this year, compared to [...] The post Cae 10% influx to archaeological areas of Quintana Roo in 2025 appeared first on Quintana Roo Hoy.
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