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Mexico deal alert: Fly business class to Tulum from $545 round-trip - The Points Guy

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Tulum has become Mexico's "it" destination — and with good reason.

A brand-new airport, located just 20 miles from the city, now offers visitors easy access to incredible Mayan ruins nestled on white-sand beaches, electric nightclubs and a bevy of fine dining options. With the addition of Felipe Carrillo Puerto International Airport (TQO), American travelers have even more incentive to book a trip since several domestic airlines have launched service to this newly opened airport.

If you feel like making the journey to the Yucatan Peninsula in style, a new Delta Air Lines sale gives you the chance to snag round-trip, business-class tickets with fares starting as low as $545 from more than a dozen departure cities in the U.S.

The travel window is also fairly wide. Discounted business-class seats are available from now until March 2025. Note that most options involve a layover, though there are a few nonstop options.

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Related: Tulum's new airport is a fresh, intriguing and imperfect option for travelers. Here's what it's like

Deal basics

Airline: Delta Air Lines

Routes: From various U.S. cities to Tulum, Mexico

How to book: Browse Google Flights, then book directly with the airline

Travel dates: From now through March 2025

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Sample flights

This sale includes flights to Tulum from the following airports:

Using Google Flights, we found business-class tickets on Delta from Miami to Tulum in early August for $545 round-trip — August was by far the best month to score the lowest prices.

GOOGLE FLIGHTS

August also offered the most appealing nonstop options out of Atlanta. You can book round-trip, business-class flights on Delta from ATL to TQO for only $587.

GOOGLE FLIGHTS

An early fall getaway to Tulum from the Northeast is also available at a substantial discount. Here's a late-September itinerary from Boston to Tulum on Delta for $616.

GOOGLE FLIGHTS

There is a long layover in Atlanta on the return flight, but check out how much you're saving on this ticket.

GOOGLE FLIGHTS

If you live in the Midwest, a trip to Mexico in the middle of January probably sounds quite appealing. So, you'll likely be interested in this business-class itinerary from ORD to TQO for less than $600.

GOOGLE FLIGHTS

Washington, D.C., to Tulum is on offer at a reduced price, too, with the best deals in the fall. You can book Delta business class out of DCA for $582 round-trip.

GOOGLE FLIGHTS

As for New York City, the lowest fares we found in this deal were for end-of-summer trips. Here's an itinerary from LGA to TQO for $575 round-trip.

GOOGLE FLIGHTS

Related: Affordable fun that's great for families: My stay at Hilton's first all-inclusive resort in Tulum

Maximize your purchase

When you book this deal or any flights, be sure to use a credit card that earns bonus points on airfare purchases, such as:

Bottom line

The lowest prices for this deal mostly involve fall travel, but if you dig around, there are some great fares on business-class seats available in late summer and early 2025. As we always say, exercise maximum travel flexibility to get the best deal.

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