Viva Strengthens Tulum’s Growth Through Connectivity, Events, and Social Support.Viva
continues to reinforce its commitment to Tulum’s development through initiatives that combine air connectivity, tourism promotion, and social responsibility. As part of this strategy, the airline signed a collaboration agreement with the local government, positioning itself as a key player in supporting the growth of one of Mexico’s most attractive Caribbean destinations.
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In addition, Viva will serve as the official sponsor of the NASCAR México Series – Tulum 100, taking place on April 25–26 near Tulum International Airport. The airline will also participate in the Tulum Air Show organized by Feria Aeroespacial México 2026, including a low-altitude demonstration flyover during the opening ceremony. These initiatives aim to boost tourism by combining aviation, live entertainment, and high-energy experiences, further positioning Tulum as a dynamic and innovative destination.
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Beyond tourism, Viva is also expanding its social impact through an agreement with the DIF Tulum to provide flights for residents who need to travel for medical treatments. Currently, the airline operates routes connecting Tulum with the Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA) and Monterrey, offering access to more than 35 domestic and international destinations. With a fleet of 108 Airbus A320 and A321 aircraft and its Doters loyalty program, Viva continues to strengthen its position in the Mexican aviation market by combining flexibility, accessibility, and community support.
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