Advisory

When my wife Liz and I lock up our house in Louisville and trade the Midwest chill for the white sands of the Mexican Caribbean, the first thing we want to do is dive straight into that turquoise water. After navigating airport security, domestic flights to a hub, and the crowded Cancun arrivals terminal, the …

When planning a vacation to Mexico, the question of safety is almost always the first thing that comes up. Sensationalized news headlines often paint the entire country with a broad, dangerous brush, leaving many travelers wondering if a trip to the Mexican Caribbean is actually a safe choice. If you are feeling anxious about booking …

Planning a dream vacation to the Mexican Caribbean should be the highlight of your year. You envision the turquoise water, the powdery white sand, and the endless margaritas. However, as travel demand for the 2026 spring and summer seasons hits record highs, a highly organized digital threat is targeting eager tourists. Cancun has officially emerged …

We at The Cancun Sun know “new travel advisory” headlines aren’t exactly the vibe when you’re counting down to turquoise water and tacos. Here’s the chill, no-drama truth: Mexico’s overall advisory level didn’t change, and Cancun (Quintana Roo) stays at Level 2: Exercise Increased Caution. The only tweak is a new (T) tag added to …