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Just weeks ago, it was reported that Uber had notified its drivers that they could start transporting passengers to and from Cancun Airport.    Now, according to reports, that doesn’t seem to be the case because Cancun authorities are allegedly blocking Uber from doing so.    Uber’s operation at the airport has long been an issue in …

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In most vacation destinations, travelers turn to taxis or Ubers to get to and from the airport and around town while visiting.    In Cancun recently, though, some taxi drivers made it more difficult for tourists to get there, blocking tourists from Cancun Airport access during protests.    The protests were against Uber’s rideshare platform being able to …

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This week, officials announced that the ongoing construction of the remaining sections of Maya Train are facing yet another delay, with the launching of the sixth and seventh segment pushed back to 2025.  According to the latest estimates, only half of all stations along the remaining sections of the Maya Train are complete, meaning travelers …

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A new study has found that taxis and minibusses are by far the most dangerous forms of public transport in Cancun amid efforts to bolster road safety in the coastal destination.  Over 200 road accidents have been attributed to taxis in 2024 so far, with most incidents occurring in highly transited areas, including the resort …

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As travelers increasingly seek to explore the Mexican Caribbean beyond Cancun’s crowded beaches and pricey all-inclusive resorts, the charming seaside town of Puerto Morelos has experienced a surge in popularity, according to Raúl Guadarrama García, the municipal secretary of Sustainable Tourism. Home to authentic Mexican Caribbean charm, coupled with top-rated all-inclusives and world-class excursions, Puerto …

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Nobody wants to miss their return flight home after a long vacation, no matter how amazing a vacation destination it is.    Unforeseen circumstances can, and often do happen, though, that can interfere with getting to the airport on time.    In Cancun, it’s suggested that travelers get to the airport about three hours before takeoff, but …

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Uber has just announced that drivers for the rideshare service can now operate at Cancun International Airport.    This has been a long-awaited announcement, both for Uber drivers and for travelers who prefer to use the platform over expensive taxis, but is it safe to take an Uber in Cancun?    Let’s find out… Getting From The …

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Sargassum seaweed is known to plague the Mexican Caribbean coastline each summer, releasing an unpleasant stench and scaring travelers away.  But this summer, sargassum levels have remained unusually low, prompting thousands of sun-seeking travelers to enjoy white-sand beaches across the region.  One particularly popular destination that offers picture-perfect waters is Bacalar, a booming hotspot several …

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As summer temperatures draw travelers in droves to Cancun’s packed white-sand beaches, some visitors find the crowds a little too overwhelming. Fortunately, the Mexican Caribbean is brimming with hidden gems and underrated destinations that offer white-sand beaches, rich culture, and much more.  One of them is the stunning coastal town of Mahahual, situated several hours …

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Cancun and Mexican Caribbean travelers will soon be able to visit a massive Mayan site thanks to ongoing efforts to fully open the Ichkabal ruins this fall to the public. Dating back to 250 BC, Ichkabal is one of the largest ruins discovered to date in the region. With the upcoming launching of the Maya …

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