Mexico is the number one beach destination for Americans going abroad, irrespective of the season. Famous for its turquoise waters, booming resort scene, and tropical atmosphere, the country is just the perfect getaway for sunseekers year-round. Safety, however, remains one of the main concerns for U.S. citizens vacationing out of the country, especially this year, …
The Mexican Caribbean is bound to be the busiest summer getaway now that normality has been reinstated across the globe, and more Americans are feeling the impulse to travel outside the country. As expected, however, fewer reservations about international travel and more confidence mean a surge in demand, which may in turn result in crowding …
Cancun is the go-to sunny spot for Americans traveling abroad. Highly sought-after for white-sand beaches, turquoise waters, and a luxurious resort scene, it is expected to host a record number of guests this summer. With a growing number of travelers seeking more meaningful experiences, however, the appetite for off-path, unspoiled Mexican destinations is growing, especially …
Cancun is one of the world’s busiest beach getaways. Highly sought-after for its pristine white sands and bright-blue ocean, the city has re-emerged from the pandemic years as Mexico’s strongest tourist offer, and its popularity continues to grow every year. While this is great news for the local economy and certainly for Mexico’s overall Tourism …
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 …
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, …
Those flying in or out of Cancun in the coming weeks are being warned they might need to allot some extra commuting to and from the airport, as ongoing work on a strategic stretch of road linking the city to the mega hub is set to increase traffic jams. Taking into account the road delays …
It’s not hard to see why the Mexican Caribbean is one of the world’s top-selling vacation packages worldwide: from Cancun to Chetumal, it boasts a stunning coastline bounded by the most translucent of waters, bestrewn with ancient Mayan sites and luxurious resorts. Due to the area’s popularity, however, beaches can get a bit crowded, particularly …
Following the recent spike in gang activity across Mexico, several of Mexico’s tourist destinations have been ramping up security efforts so that tourists remain safe. After neighboring Cancun launched its own operation against crime, it’s now Tulum’s turn to strengthen its zero-tolerance policy. This week, Mexico’s status as a low-risk destination was challenged once again …
Having their beach holidays ruined by seaweed is one of the main concerns for Americans heading to Cancun. Authorities may have implemented a number of measures to ensure that the sea retains its turquoise hue, but the arrival of some sargassum is still inevitable. Fortunately, there are four beaches in the area expecting less seaweed …
Once a relatively unknown town in the Mexican Caribbean, Bacalar is trending on TikTok as a cheaper, less-crowded alternative to Tulum. With each passing day, more Americans become aware of this hidden gem and its cultural value, leading regular visitors and locals alike to question: could the viral videos and rise in tourism eventually ruin …












