DELTA TO START NEW YEAR WITH DETROIT-TULUM FLIGHTS
November 1, 2024
Delta Airlines has announced the New Year will kick off with a new direct flight to Tulum. Starting January 11, 2025 Delta will introduce flights from Detroit to Tulum (TQO), a first for the airline.
Tulum is celebrated for its stunning beaches, ancient Mayan ruins and rich cultural heritage, making it an ideal destination for relaxing and exploring.
In addition, Delta announced they are adding other Mexico flights starting in the New Year, such as Los Angeles to Mazatlán. Meanwhile, Aeromexico launches services from Newark to Mexico City, and Denver to Monterrey.
Joe Esposito, Delta’s Senior V.P. of Network Planning, said about the announcement: “Mexico is one of our most popular destinations for US customers. That’s why we’re adding four new destinations in Mexico this year, giving our customers even more ways to experience Latin America’s rich cultural heritage.” With these new routes, Delta will operate up to 50 weekly flights to five destinations in Mexico, including other popular spots like Cancun, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico City, and Puerto Vallarta. Delta will offer 10 weekly flights from the U.S. to Tulum, with four flights on Saturdays.
After 38 years of dedication, passion, and tireless work, Lourdes Crossley, our Managing Director and co-founder of Destination Mexico, retired at the end of July, bringing to a close an extraordinary chapter in the history of our company.
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