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Visitor tax, accommodation tax, environmental fees…have all the add-ons to your trip gotten confusing lately? Taxes on hotels will vary depending on which region you’re traveling to in Mexico, so The Cancun Sun has created a guide to navigating the tourist fee and tax confusion. The Cancun Visitor Tax was implemented in April of 2021 …

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Cenotes are one of the main tourist draws in the Mexican Caribbean. A cenote is basically a cave or an open-air sinkhole containing permanent water. All cenotes vary in depth (with some depths even unknown!), size, and experiences for travelers.  No longer hidden gems but amazing regardless, these cenotes are beautiful places to explore (keeping …

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If you have the ability to work remotely and looking to head down south to enjoy paradise, the Mexican Caribbean is an appealing choice, especially for the winter months. And when looking at your options, you might find yourself asking the question, “should I move to Playa del Carmen or Tulum?” To help you make …

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It’s no secret that Cancun is one of the most popular travel destinations in the world. Hotel prices, as well as occupancy rates, are continually increasing as the high season approaches, and Cancun is also expected to break tourism records this winter.  That being said, you might be looking for a different type of Mexican …

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Pack your bags – a Riviera Maya vacation is calling your name! Delta Vacations is giving away an all-inclusive trip package for two. If you have been wanting to explore the ancient Maya ruins, then this dream could become a reality. All you have to do is enter their contest. If you want to learn …

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More than 200 Officers from the Mexican Navy are being deployed to the Mexican Caribbean shortly to prevent crime and ensure the safety of millions of tourists and residents. High crime rates and macabre headlines this year have led many to wonder whether visiting the area is safe, but authorities have reassured visitors that much …

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At least six new hotels have been planned for construction near important archaeological sites located on the upcoming Maya train route. The new train route, which isn’t expected to be completed until late into next year, will make it much easier for travelers to visit some of the best-preserved examples of Mayan architecture and temple …

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Headed to the Mexican Caribbean this winter? You better book your accommodation in Isla Mujeres early because hotels are now on track to be sold out for winter vacations this year. It was reported by this Cancun local news agency that hotels on the island are advancing to surpass 95% capacity for the high season, …

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Puerto Morelos, a resort town south of Cancun, is slowly gaining popularity compared to other Mexican Caribbean tourism heavyweights. The town is making a name for itself by focusing on its unique culture, architecture, and tropical charm. New hotels and resorts are also popping up in the town as demand soars. We’ve gathered some of …

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Travelled to Tulum yet? It seems like it’s been everyone’s bucket list travel destination these past few years, and there are definitely good reasons for it. As seasoned travelers in the region, we at the Cancun Sun wanted to share some of our top reasons why Tulum is still a top destination for U.S. travelers …

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