Cancun's New Nichupté Mega-Bridge Nears Completion, Set to Boost Tourism Cancun, Mexico – The construction of the Nichupté mega-bridge, poised to become the second longest mega-bridge in Latin America, is nearing its final stages. This ambitious infrastructure project is designed to significantly modernize and enhance the attractiveness of Cancun's bustling hotel zone, a key driver of the region's tourism industry. The bridge, named Nichupté, spans across the water, connecting critical areas and promising improved accessibility for both residents and the millions of tourists who visit Cancun annually. Its completion is expected to alleviate traffic congestion and streamline travel within the popular destination. Initially conceived and commenced during the administration of former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the project has continued under the current government. Official sources indicate that the mega-bridge is anticipated to be inaugurated in December by President Claudia Sheinbaum, marking a significant milestone in Mexico's infrastructure development.
México está a punto de inaugurar el Puente Nichupté en Cancún, el más largo de Latinoamérica, con 11.2 km de longitud (8.8 km sobre la laguna).
