Cancun is, and always will be, one of the most popular destinations in the Riviera Maya region, but other cities and towns are growing in popularity too. Places like Playa del Carmen, Tulum, and Cozumel are well-known tourist destinations as well, but it is no longer just beach vacation destinations that are attracting tourists these …
Cancun
Cancun is by no means one of the cheapest Mexican vacation destinations, but it isn’t the most expensive either. Both luxury and affordable hotel options are available for travelers who visit Cancun, with more than 100 hotels and resorts to choose from. But nightly rates are increasing due to the exploding popularity of the beach …
As Cancun and the Mexican Caribbean continue their unstoppable surge in travel popularity, a growing number of visitors are seeking new, quieter destinations to explore. And two destinations south of Cancun, the crown jewel of the Mexican Caribbean and its most popular resort hotspot, are quickly gaining popularity thanks to their laid-back ambiance and soul-soothing …
Last year more than 30 million tourists arrived at Cancun International Airport to visit and vacation in the Mexican Caribbean. The airport is less than 15 miles from the end of the Cancun Hotel Zone, and trips from the furthest hotel realistically shouldn’t take any more than half an hour, but infrastructure projects have caused …
When visiting the tropical paradise of Cancun there is an endless list of things to do and see to keep you busy during your vacation. Exciting activities for the adventurous, archeological sites for the history buff, natural wonders for the curious, and wildlife encounters for the nature lover are just a few of the options …
The Mexican Caribbean may not be home to the most expensive Mexican vacation destinations to visit, but some of them might not be the cheapest either. This is because the region has become so popular that the demand has led to higher prices for hotels, dining, and activities than years ago. That being said, there …
The Mexican Caribbean travel industry is booming – and so is the number of new hotels and resorts opening their doors to travelers in the sunny destination. New statistics show that Cancun and Quintana Roo are home to the lion’s share of all new hotel openings in Mexico. The local hospitality industry is responding to …
It’s been more than a week since heavy rains hit the Mexican Caribbean area. Despite this, the streets in the tourist zone of Holbox Island still remain flooded. Compounding the issue is the fact that many of the streets on Holbox Island are not paved. This creates quite a muddy experience getting around town. Now, …
The availability of flights from U.S. cities to Cancun has been steadily growing over the years to the point where direct flights are now available from 38 different cities in the United States. These flights are offered by multiple airlines that operate between the two countries, but American Airlines offers the most. And now American …
The Mexican Caribbean government has implemented a new program to protect travelers’ health as dengue cases skyrocket in the sunny destination. Quintana Roo is currently one of the hardest-hit states, with over 2,746 cases of dengue fever reported so far this year. And with rising precipitation this fall, officials are preparing for a worst-case scenario …