If you have visited the Mexican Caribbean in the last three years, you probably noticed one thing: cranes. Everywhere. From the massive construction of the Maya Train to the endless sprouting of condos in Tulum and new mega-resorts in Cancun, the region has been in a state of hyper-growth. For travelers, this has often meant …
Sustainable tourism
Cenotes are well known for being littered throughout the Yucatán Peninsula, being one of the most popular and frequently visited attractions in the country as a whole. While the Mexican Caribbean enters another record-breaking year for tourism, as well as grappling with the effects this is having on environmental and sustainability efforts, the Punta Esmeralda …
To care for the environment and promote sustainable tourism, the first electric bus will be introduced for travelers in the Riviera Maya. The bus can hold 80 people in total, with 34 seated. It can travel over 180 miles per charge and hit speeds up to 50 miles per hour. Additionally, the bus is specially …