The British multinational hospitality company IHG Hotels & Resorts recently announced through a press release a new luxury resort in the Riviera Maya, Mexico. The company recently acquired a property that will open its doors in early 2024 and will be part of the urban boutique brand Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants. It will become their …
Just when you thought Mexico would finally catch a break after its well-documented battle to keep sargassum seaweed away, the country is set to enter a new hurricane season, lasting from now until November. Hurricanes can be highly disruptive phenomena, and this has left many tourists wondering: what can they expect if they’re visiting this …
Three of Mexico’s most popular cenotes located in Tulum have been issued safety and health warnings after local authorities detected a substantially high level of bacteria in the water, the kind that’s particularly harmful to visitors. Now, they are being urged not to swim in these areas, or even avoid the popular attraction altogether. Cenote …
If you’re still wondering where in Mexico you should be traveling to next, and you’re concerned about excessive airport delays and long wait lines, you might want to consider good old Cancun as your destination. On this article, we will tell you four reasons why the city is the smoothest entry point into Mexico, and …
Cancun may have established itself as the world’s top vacay hotspot, but sargassum remains its biggest foe. The Mexican city, home to an array of luxury resorts and cultural attractions, has been battling the phenomenon for the better part of 2022, with future guests now wondering: When, exactly, should they book a Cancun getaway to …
A new adults-only – and all-inclusive – Margaritaville resort is set to open in the Riviera Maya early next year. The resort which has been aptly named the Margaritaville Island Reserve Riviera Maya will not only feature more than 350 rooms – and offer a wide variety of entertainment, drinking and fine-dining options for guests …
Since Covid started, travelers have faced bigger challenges traveling to numerous destinations, from stricter entry rules to longer airport delays. Although it is definitely not immune to the usual pandemic woes, Mexico has been working harder than any other country in improving the tourist experience for American visitors. Despite being targeted by the U.S. Government’s …
Travelers who stay in hotels in Cancun and the surrounding area will need to sign a new form upon check-in that acknowledges that they understand the laws surrounding the consumption and transportation of illicit substances such as drugs in the country. The new rule is part of a wider anti-drug campaign that has been brought …
Not wasting any time in protecting its pristine coastline from being flooded by an undesirable amount of algae, which looked set to disturb beach breaks for millions of tourists, Mexico will be adding seaweed barriers to some of its most popular hotspots. Among them, Cancun and Playa Del Carmen look set to benefit from the …
Cancun continues to be one of the most popular cities in the world not only before the pandemic but throughout it as well. Arrivals are at an all-time high and vacancy is at an all-time low. 2022 welcomes the construction of brand new unique hotels that will add more than 2,000 rooms to this top …
Planning a trip to Cancun soon? You may no longer need to pack as many face masks as you imagined, seeing that the state of Quintana Roo, to which the popular resort haven belongs, has officially dropped its mandatory outdoor mask mandate as of this week, and much earlier than initially expected. From March 22, …
As Covid cases dwindle across Mexico, officials in the state of Quintana Roo are looking to lift the mask requirement in Cancun by April, in a move that would further ascertain the city’s return to pre-pandemic normality. Currently, tourists are required to wear face coverings in public spaces and observe a number of other guidelines …