The Olmeca-Maya-Mexica Airport, Railway, Auxiliary and Related Services Group (GAFSACOMM) was present at the Tianguis Tourism Baja California 2025 to promote the seven hotels it manages in the country, with a very important presence in the Yucatan Peninsula.

In an exclusive interview, Dr. Javier Robles Murillo, Deputy Director General of Tourism Services at GAFSACOMM, highlighted that these hotel complexes have a wide variety of amenities as well as nearby tourist attractions.

“These hotels are very nice, they are located in the southeast of the country, there are 7 hotels but 6 of them are very close to archaeological sites, the truth is that they are a great advantage and one more that is located at the Tulum International Airport, I really invite you to visit them, they all have many amenities, they are very beautiful, very safe, the truth is that they are highly recommended for those who visit us,” said Robles Murillo.

In this regard, he announced that the hotels were built with the care of the environment in mind.

“They were built to protect nature, they are built in some Protected Natural Areas (ANP) such as the Tulum Hotel, the hotel that is located in Calakmul in the Campeche Biosphere jungle and we always seek to take care of the environment so that people can enjoy our landscapes.”

The GAFSACOMM hotels are located in the municipalities of Tulum, Nuevo Uxmal, Chichén Itzá, Edzná, Calakmul, Tulum Airport and Palenque, making them an ideal haven of comfort, merging luxury and nature in a paradisiacal environment.

Each complex has amenities such as swimming pool, restaurants, wheelchair access, meeting rooms, banquet spaces, garden, terrace, pool or pool tables, gym, pool, spa, and many other amenities.

Vale will highlight that GAFSACOMM is a hotel chain that seeks to provide its guests with the opportunity to learn about the culture of southeastern Mexico, through memorable experiences that promote natural archaeological and gastronomic wealth.

“I want to invite them to visit our hotels, it would be an honor if they would visit us,” he concluded.

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