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Tulum: Despite Declining Sargasm, Trades Are Still in Crisis

In Tulum, the shops related to tourism are still in crisis despite the decrease in the sargaso rush, as the low demand continues and the temporary closure of hotels in the area also harms them. Sonia Fraide, from the Sun and Moon Renter, said... The post Tulum: despite decreasing the sargaso, the shops are still in crisis appeared first on Tourism News REPORTUR.

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