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Maya Train – Everything Travelers Need To Know

The Maya Train, or Tren Maya in Spanish, is a tourist train that will connect popular sites across the Yucatán Peninsula, encompassing the states of Quintana Roo, Chiapas, Yucatán, and Campeche. Construction of the project began in 2018 and is estimated to open as early as within the next two years, attracting 8,000 daily riders. …

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Cancun Records Almost 400 Flights In 24 Hours

The Cancun International Airport had one of its busiest days so far this year recording almost 400 flights on Saturday. It total there were 195 arrivals including 60 domestic and 135 international flights. Additionally 192 planes departed of which 58 were domestic and 134 were international. The last of the Canadian flights departed this weekend returning …

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New U.S. Flights To Cancun Announced

American Airlines has announced the arrival of new services it is launching for its summer season, which brings two new routes for Mexico, including one new route from LAX to Cancun (CUN). The new route is scheduled to begin operations on June 5th and will provide once-a-week service on Saturdays. The service is designated to …

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The Latest Cancun Travel Restrictions Tourists Need To Know

With spring break approaching, many travelers are going to be headed south to the popular hotspots of Cancun, Playa Del Carmen and Tulum. Restrictions are constantly changing and there are things all travelers need to know before booking there trip.  Here are all the latest travel restrictions and entry requirements for Quintana Roo which includes Cancun, Playa …

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Annual Cancun Carnival to be Held ‘Virtually’ This Month

The month of February is traditionally regarded as the month of carnivals for the people of Cancun. Historically, the carnivals consist of parties of large groups parading through the streets, the election of kings and queens, and the days are packed with music, art, and fun.  Given the circumstances the global pandemic has brought forth, …

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Over 700 Thousand International Tourists Visited Cancun In January

In spite of growing travel restrictions amidst the global pandemic, tourism in Cancun continues to thrive. A recent traffic report from Grupo Aeroportuario el Sureste (Asur) reports that the Cancun airport served nearly 712 thousand passengers in the month of January.  The early months of the year generally represent a spike in vacation travel, as …

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Cozumel In Talks To Resume Cruising With European Lines

Cruising could return to Mexico soon as the Mayor of Cozumel is reaching out to European Cruise companies to bring their ships to the Mexican Island.  While the United States cruise industry sits at a standstill, Cozumel, Mexico is looking to establish itself as a home port for European cruise lines to help fill the …

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