9 Mexican Pueblos Magicos Where US Tourists Dream of Staying Forever
From colonial streets to hidden beaches, these Mexican towns are winning the hearts of American visitors.
Breaking News from Cancun, the Riviera Maya and the Yucatan Peninsula
From colonial streets to hidden beaches, these Mexican towns are winning the hearts of American visitors.
Quintana Roo received 57 nominations across 15 categories at the World Travel Awards, including best beach and best business destination.
Tulum's tourism office invites businesses to submit photos for use in official Pueblo Magico promotional materials.
Massive sargasso influx turns beaches into sludge, halting tourism and fishing, with repair costs soaring.
The second edition of Holbox Pride drew over 1,000 attendees and increased hotel occupancy by 40%.
Hotels in Quintana Roo report zero profits to avoid profit-sharing; union negotiates compensatory bonuses.
Cozumel will host the first Triathlon of Magical Towns in October, boosting sports tourism.
The foundation helps fishing communities transition to ecotourism, protecting sharks and marine ecosystems.
Tulum has handled about 60 complaints about public beach access and strengthened information modules to guide residents and tourists.
Cancun International Airport has reduced wait times and expanded biometric gates to handle millions of World Cup visitors.