Mexico rejects ‘Perfect Day’ waterpark on Caribbean coast, citing environmental risks
Mexico has rejected a proposal for a large waterpark in Quintana Roo due to environmental concerns. The project was deemed a threat to local ecosystems, including mangroves and coral reefs. Royal Caribbean has expressed respect for the decision and remains optimistic about future investments in the country.
- ▪Environmental authorities in Mexico rejected the waterpark proposal citing risks to coastal ecosystems.
- ▪The project would have covered over 80 hectares in Mahahual and included various recreational facilities.
- ▪Concerns were raised by local residents about the village's ability to handle an increase in tourism.
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