The NASCAR Mexico Series Tulum Grand Prix 100 will take place on April at the Felipe Carrillo Puerto International Airport or Tulum Airport as it known, marking a first for Quintana Roo. The race will count towards the official NASCAR Mexico Series calendar and will be part of the 2026 Tulum Air Show.
The announcement was made by organizers in coordination with Operadora de Proyectos Especiales de México, the series promoter in the country by the hand of the Secretaria de Turismo de Quintana Roo (SEDETUR). The event will be held at the Felipe Carrillo Puerto International Airport, where a special track will be set up within the airport complex
This will be the first time this series has held an official race at an airport terminal, in a format that combines motorsports and aviation. In addition, the race will be part of the Tulum Air Show, featuring exhibitions and air shows, open for visitors of all the world with Tulum International Airport bringing together military and civilian aircraft, as well as race cars, in a single venue, according to the director of the Mexico Aerospace Fair.
When is going to be The NASCAR Mexico Series Tulum Grand Prix 100?
This spectacle is scheduled from April 23 to 26 and is proyected to be unique, uniting runaway and sky in an unprecedented experience. An attendance of approximately 50,000 spectators and the participation of between 20 and 25 vehicles are expected.
What to consider when travel to Cancun or Tulum Airports?
When you are planning a trip to Cancun, one essential step for your travel checklist is paying the Visitax, a tourist tax introduced by the government of Quintana Roo (Cancun, Tulum, Playa del Carmen, Cozumel, etc) in 2021.
To know why you should to pay Visitax, you have to understand that This tax is mandatory by law for all foreigner visitors of any age without mexican passport and it helps support the region’s tourism infrastructure and environmental conservation efforts.
Visitax must be paid separately, while FMM now called DNR is usually included in your airline ticket.
Therefore it’s important to note that Visitax is separate from the FMM (Forma Migratoria Múltiple), now called DNR Mexico which is the Mexican tourist visa and Visitax is a local fee of the state of Quintana Roo where Cancun, Tulum, Playa del Carmen, Cozumel, Isla Mujeres and all the cities in the Riviera Maya are located.
When to pay Visitax?
For a seamless experience, consider paying the Visitax online before your trip. This way, you can avoid last-minute stress and focus on enjoying Cancun’s stunning beaches, vibrant culture, and world-class resorts.
Where to pay Visitax?
Paying this fee is simple and convenient. You can complete the process online using the easy-to-use Visitax form on Traveliere website, it is available in multiple languages making it easy to complete in less than a minute.
Alternatively, if you have enough time, you can pay while queuing at designated kiosks located in Cancun International Airport an Tulum International Airport.
Once you’ve paid, you’ll receive a QR code as proof of payment. Be sure to save this code on your phone or print it out, as you may need to present it when departing Cancun, Tulum, Cozumel and Chetumal Airports.
It’s a good idea to pay this fee online here before your trip to avoid any last-minute stress. So, take a few minutes before your trip to complete this essential step, and then get ready to enjoy everything this Caribbean paradise has to offer!
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