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Cancun is one of the hottest international destinations for travelers from the United States and Canada this year. Ever since the end of the pandemic, the revenge travel trend has caused a dramatic increase in the passenger count to the Mexican beach resort destination. It skyrocketed the Cancun International Airport to the second busiest international …

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When most travelers hear the Yucatan Peninsula, their minds instantly think of the cities and towns around the Mexican beach resort destination of Cancun. However, that is now changing as another town in Yucatan rapidly grows in popularity due to five different factors that will make Merida a more popular destination as well. Super Safe …

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While Cancun has long been the go-to destination for American travelers, a once lesser-known coastal town has been quickly gaining popularity among travelers looking for a rich and unique Mexican Caribbean experience: Tulum. Its pristine white sandy beaches, framed by crystal-clear blue waters, create a picturesque backdrop for relaxation and exploration. Beyond the beaches, Tulum …

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Tulum, one of the main tourist magnets in the Mexican Caribbean, has seen a drop in crime rates amid ongoing efforts to bolster safety for travelers. The cultural and historical hotspot has grappled with organized crime this year, with shocking cases of murder and armed robberies making the headlines and damaging the destination’s otherwise excellent …

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In recent weeks, Mexican National Guard Units have been stationed at the main entrance to the Tulum Archaeological Zone to protect tourists from potential cases of fraud and harassment. The aim is to prevent people, known locally as “jaladores” or “pullers,” from pestering tourists entering the zone with offers for tours of services. While tours …

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It’s no secret that the Mexican Caribbean is a go-to spot for travelers from around the world, and it’s honestly not hard to see why. It has everything you could ever want from a vacation spot. Whether you’re looking for world-class beaches, legendary nightlife, or an unparalleled cultural scene, it’s got you covered. As a …

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The long-awaited sargassum barriers that were promised for Tulum are finally being installed after a considerable delay. Originally the construction was promised to begin at the end of April 2023, and so far, no explanation has been given for the delay. Less Than Promised Around 650 feet (200 meters) of sargassum barriers are currently being …

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The crime rates for Tulum have become a big concern for travelers, and it’s not a huge surprise considering the change in this destination over the past 15 years. Once a sleepy little fishing village that attracted small numbers of hippie travelers, Tulum has grown into a fully-fledged municipality and a world-known tourism destination. Like …

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The highly anticipated Maya Train, possibly the most ambitious tourist project Mexico has seen in recent decades, is set to open its doors later this year. In addition to connecting various cities and several tourist destinations, the railroad will traverse dozens of Mayan archeological sites, each stop unveiling a unique chapter of this enigmatic civilization.  …

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The Riviera Maya has been delighting tourists from all over the world for decades, even through the most turbulent times in Mexico’s recent history. It seemed as if nothing was capable of having a lasting negative effect on tourism in this southeastern corner of the country. That was until 12 years ago when the first …

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