Grupo Xcaret announced a $700 million investment to build a new phase of the Hotel Xcaret in Cancun, Quintana Roo.
It will consist of 1,800 rooms, 16 pools, and five slides, which will generate 1,600 direct jobs in the first phase.
Added to this are the $600 million investments in Mahahual by the Royal Caribbean Group and the $400 million investment in Punta Nizuc Cancun by the Ritz Carlton.
In recent days, Quintana Roo has added a private investment in the tourism sector for 1.7 billion US dollars, after the announcement of a new hotel by Grupo Xcaret within the framework of the Cancún Travel Mart.
This new project was presented by the vice presidents of Grupo Xcaret, David Quintana, and Marcos Constandse, together with the director of Strategy, Lizeth Álvarez Gorozave, with the presence of Governor Mara Lezama Espinosa, and the federal Secretary of Tourism, Josefina Rodríguez Zamora.
During the event, it was announced that the new Grupo Xcaret project contemplates an investment of 700 million dollars in infrastructure for a hotel with 1,800 rooms distributed in 10 houses, inspired by the Mayan worldview.
The hotel will have 16 pools and 5 slides, designed for all ages, which reinforces its multigenerational proposal.
Source: UNO TV
