The water supply to the resort area of Cancun is just getting back to normal as repairs are being completed on a large water pipe that was cut, which supplies a significant amount of water to the area. The cut resulted in not only a loss of water pressure for tourists enjoying their spring holiday …
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Across the Mexican Caribbean, there is no shortage of reasons to visit this stunning corner of the Americas. Electric nightlife, historical experiences, and a long list of adventurous activities keep travelers far away from boredom while on vacation. However, the biggest draw to the Mexican Caribbean is the promise of sun, sea, and sand—the backbone …
Over the past few years, the trend of combining a beach vacation in Cancun with medical procedures has been growing at a super-fast rate. On average 25-30 thousand travelers arrive each month at the destination for procedures including life-saving treatments, experimental treatments not available in the U.S., as well as for elective procedures such as …
Medical tourism is booming around the world, and the Mexican Caribbean is poised to become a leading destination for this emerging travel trend. Encompassing everything from cosmetic surgery to spiritual healing, medical tourism seeks to rejuvenate the body & mind. With its pristine beaches, excellent variety of healthcare services, and endless assortment of top-rated resorts, …
Since January 2023, Mexico has been home to one of the strictest sets of smoking regulations in the whole world. Although the legislation was long known to be coming for locals and expats living in the country, it was a huge shock for many travelers who have known Cancun and Mexico to be friendlier to …
Dengue fever cases are on the rise in the beautiful city of Cancun and the state of Quintana Roo, causing concern for tourists planning to visit the popular vacation destination, however, should tourists be worrying? The Federal Ministry of Health has just released the number of dengue fever cases in Quintana Roo. How Many Cases …
On Monday morning, the Secretary Of Health of Quintana Roo stated that the first case of Monkeypox had appeared in the state. The Institute of Epidemiological Diagnosis and Reference (InDRE) confirmed that a man had first exhibited symptoms of the disease on July 11th, including skin lesions, a low-grade fever, and headaches with muscle pain. …
The Mexican Caribbean is at the peak of the annual period of high temperatures as authorities urge residents to take precautionary measures. Known locally as the canícula, this weather phenomenon can see temperatures rise well above 40 degrees celsius. Tourists visiting Quintana Roo over this period should be aware of the health-related risks of higher …
This week, tourists have been warned to take precautions when visiting cenotes in the Mexican-Caribbean, after E Coli bacteria were found in 6 of the most-visited spots. The cenotes with the highest rate of bacterial infection were found in Tulum, at the Cristal, Calavera and Casa Cenotes. Cenotes have become increasingly popular this summer, as …
Emergence Of Monkeypox Sparks Fresh Concern For Future Pandemics The Cancun and greater Quintana Roo health systems are ready for future pandemic situations, according to the State Secretary of Health (SESA). The statement was made in response to the recent emergence of monkeypox across the globe. Speaking on behalf of SESA, Secretary of Health for …