Cancún–Tulum corridor

Target entity: Cancún–Tulum corridor
Context triple: [Eastern Mexico, hasMajorTourismArea, Cancún–Tulum corridor]

• A. Guatemalan Highway CA-1
  Guatemalan Highway CA-1 is a major segment of the Pan-American/Inter-American Highway system that traverses Guatemala, connecting key cities and regions within the country and linking it to neighboring Central American nations.
• B. Mexican Federal Highway 15D
  Mexican Federal Highway 15D is a major toll expressway in Mexico that parallels Federal Highway 15, providing a faster, limited-access route between key cities in the northwest and central regions of the country.
• C. Mexico City–Puebla highway
  The Mexico City–Puebla highway is a major toll expressway in central Mexico that serves as a primary transportation corridor between the capital, Mexico City, and the city of Puebla.
• D. Mexican Federal Highway 1
  Mexican Federal Highway 1 is a major north–south roadway that runs the length of the Baja California Peninsula in Mexico, connecting the U.S. border to numerous cities and coastal destinations.
• E. Mexican Federal Highway 200
  Mexican Federal Highway 200 is a major coastal roadway in Mexico that runs along much of the Pacific coast, connecting numerous cities and tourist destinations across several states.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Cancún–Tulum corridor
Target entity description: The Cancún–Tulum corridor is a heavily developed Caribbean coastal strip in Mexico’s Riviera Maya, renowned for its beach resorts, nightlife, and archaeological sites.

• A. Guatemalan Highway CA-1
  Guatemalan Highway CA-1 is a major segment of the Pan-American/Inter-American Highway system that traverses Guatemala, connecting key cities and regions within the country and linking it to neighboring Central American nations.
• B. Mexican Federal Highway 15D
  Mexican Federal Highway 15D is a major toll expressway in Mexico that parallels Federal Highway 15, providing a faster, limited-access route between key cities in the northwest and central regions of the country.
• C. Mexico City–Puebla highway
  The Mexico City–Puebla highway is a major toll expressway in central Mexico that serves as a primary transportation corridor between the capital, Mexico City, and the city of Puebla.
• D. Mexican Federal Highway 1
  Mexican Federal Highway 1 is a major north–south roadway that runs the length of the Baja California Peninsula in Mexico, connecting the U.S. border to numerous cities and coastal destinations.
• E. Mexican Federal Highway 200
  Mexican Federal Highway 200 is a major coastal roadway in Mexico that runs along much of the Pacific coast, connecting numerous cities and tourist destinations across several states.
• F. None of above. chosen