Mexico continues to be a mega-popular destination, particularly for American travelers this summer. It’s always wise to check the latest travel advisories before packing up and boarding your flight. While travel hasn’t slowed down at all to Mexico’s beach destinations, local officials in 3 of the most popular beach cities are increasing their security presence. …

Mexico is one of the world’s most popular vacation destinations. According to the United Nations World Tourism Organization, in 2022, Mexico welcomed more than 38 million inbound visitors. That’s more visitors than popular destinations such as Spain and Italy, as well as more inbound visitors than the U.S. itself received during the same period. Mexico …

Now that the weather is getting warmer and sea temperatures are rising, sargassum seaweed is once again making landfall along Cancun’s coast, blighting some of the most popular swimming spots. The algae are hardly harmful, but they have a reputation for smelling unpleasant and for blemishing the glistening white sands of Mexico’s Caribbean beaches when …

Cancun is still the number one destination for Americans taking an international vacation this year, surpassing popular tourist hotspots like South America and Mediterranean Europe. Famous for its world-class resort strips, which straddle the turquoise ocean, and unparalleled luxury scene, the city has seen a record surge in bookings for the June-August period. If you’re …

If you’ve fallen in love with Mexico on your last vacation and you’re thinking of returning, but another summer paying inflated tourist rates in Cancun doesn’t sound like your idea of fun, maybe you should consider exploring the country’s Pacific coast instead. In other words, why not skip the Mexican Caribbean altogether, and fly somewhere …

Despite strong competition, both in the Caribbean world and beyond, Cancun remains the number one beach resort for Americans going abroad this summer. Having welcomed more than 30 million guests last year, it continues to eclipse all of its fellow competing sunny spots, such as Punta Cana and Jamaica. In an attempt to assert what’s …

The Mexican Caribbean is the go-to spot for Americans traveling abroad. With its turquoise waters, charming coastal settlements, and wellness scene, there is truly no better place for sunseekers to be, but if Cancun no longer appeals to you, then vacationing in a smaller beach destination away from the big city that’s surging in popularity, …

Now that travel restrictions are a thing of the past and temperatures are predicted to soar, Americans will be heading to their nearest airport in droves come July. While some will be jetting off to a Mediterranean island or even exploring lesser-known coastal spots in Eastern Europe, a majority will be taking shorter trips South …

Mexico is the number one most visited destination by American travelers, and these three hotspots are the most popular for 2023. According to travel insurance company Allianz Partners, these are the top three destinations in Mexico most popular with American travelers this summer. This data is based on flights booked from Memorial Day through Labor …

Mexico has been simply exploding with tourism recently, with a record number of International arrivals each year since the pandemic. Despite recent travel warnings, it’s clear that visiting this vast and stunning country remains a safe option for travelers looking for everything from world-class cities, magic towns, epic beaches, and ruins scattered throughout the country.  …

Summer season is about to begin, but many travelers are already thinking ahead and booking Winter getaways, and Air Canada seems to be very aware of their customers’ needs. The Canadian carrier has recently announced new routes to sunny destinations next winter. Now that travelers want to save money, reduce risks and plan ahead of …

Los Cabos is the fastest-recovering destination in Mexico, having outpaced the likes of Cancun, Puerto Vallarta, and Mexico City in year-on-year growth. Last year alone, it hosted 3.5 million tourists, 25% more than the previous year. Cancun’s record-setting figures are still hard to beat; it is trailing behind Los Cabos’ recovery rate, registering a moderate …