A major hotel project is set to be developed in the southern region of Quintana Roo, with an investment of 577.6 million pesos. This venture will complement other initiatives like the Mayan Train, aiming to boost the region's growth. The project, known as Costa Maya, will feature 124 buildings including hotels, residences, restaurants, shopping centers, and other facilities. It is located about 20 kilometers south of Mahahual.
The project was submitted by Banco Actinver to the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat) for environmental approval. The complex will include 24 boutique hotels, along with associated outdoor and supplementary facilities.
The majority of the investment, 500.6 million pesos, will be used for the construction of the complex. An additional 23.5 million will be spent on preparing the site, and approximately 53.4 million will go towards operational costs. According to the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), the construction phase is expected to last 15 years, while the operational lifespan is estimated at six decades.
The project is designed with sustainability in mind, aiming to create a significant social impact by generating numerous job opportunities for locals. This, combined with the federal government's construction of the Mayan Train, is expected to enhance the economic and tourist sectors of southern Quintana Roo.
This development is the second phase of the Lahun Tiku master plan, a large-scale real estate and hotel complex.
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