Sargassum continues to plague the Mexican Caribbean, with huge amounts of it arriving during the summer months for the past few years. This has led to vacation destinations along the coast trying to come up with ways to minimize the effect it has on the tourism industry. In Tulum, one method they are implementing is …
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A mammoth 391 awards and certifications have recently been presented to 77 different companies related to tourism across the Mexican Caribbean. These recognitions have been chosen by both the national Mexican and state of Quintana Roo tourist boards, which are known for their tough standards. Official recognitions of quality and service are extremely important in …
The popularity of the Mexican Caribbean is both its greatest strength and, at times, its greatest weakness. Without that popularity, so many of us would never know about it and, therefore, never get to experience its magic. With that being said, while many of the big-name beaches have been snapped up by resorts claiming private …
Combining work with travel – more commonly known as a workcation – is one of the hottest trends in the travel industry in the post-pandemic world. And the Mexican Caribbean has emerged as one of the most popular locations for digital nomads of all sorts. With its year-round warm weather, inviting tropical culture, and affordable prices, the …
Are you heading to Tulum and wondering where the best places to watch the sunset might be? Typically, we love to observe a good sunset on the beach, as it falls behind the horizon, but in Tulum, as it’s on the east coast, you get the privilege of having a slightly different viewing experience. You …
Both travelers and the authorities across the Mexican Caribbean have their fingers crossed as the biggest step in the battle against sargassum began on May 4th. This new step comes in the form of even more sargassum barriers, a technology that has already paid dividends for Mahahual and Puerto Morelos. Furthermore, the head of anti-sargassum …
While there has been some controversy surrounding the Maya Train due to the possibility of it destroying some important environmental and cultural sites, there are benefits that will come from its construction now that many of those issues have been resolved. One of those is opening up access to the region’s Magic Towns, which are …
The new Tulum International Airport that is currently being built will be another great option for travelers who visit the Mexican Caribbean and of course the city itself. It will also take some pressure off the super busy Cancun International Airport, which manages more than 500 operations a day on average. While the Tulum Airport …
Cancun and the Mexican Caribbean are among the world’s fastest-growing destinations, with growth rates projected to skyrocket to new records in 2023 as more travelers eagerly flock to the region. Widely regarded as having some of the world’s leading luxury resorts and an unbeatable array of natural and historical attractions, the Mexican Caribbean enjoys a …
The Mexican Caribbean is a hotspot for discovering ancient Mayan ruins of all shapes and sizes, and archeologists are always discovering more sites. One of the most recent Mayan ruins making the headlines is Cobá, in Tulum, which was recently declared an ‘Area of Archeological Monuments’ by the President of Mexico, Andrés Manuel Lopez Obrador. …