U.S. Issues Spring Break Travel Warning for Cancún and Other Mexican Destinations
The U.S. Embassy warns travelers of crime risks in popular Mexican tourist spots during Spring Break.
Breaking News from Cancun, the Riviera Maya and the Yucatan Peninsula
The U.S. Embassy warns travelers of crime risks in popular Mexican tourist spots during Spring Break.
Cozumel achieved record hotel occupancy in February, driven by local events and international promotion.
Hoteliers in Playa del Carmen report falling average rates despite occupancy above 85%, blaming vacation rental growth.
Cancún's lifeguard tower renovation remains pending as sargassum cleanup efforts increase before the tourist season.
Middle East tensions could reduce tourism to Cancún by up to 8% and disrupt air connectivity.
Cenote Zaci in Valladolid is a rare urban cenote with crystal-clear waters, accessible from the town center.
Tourism officials aim to recover Colombian visitors after arrivals dropped 60% since 2022.
Progreso businesses expect strong sales with 22 cruise ship arrivals in March, boosted by Lent and Easter holidays.
Passengers at Cancun International Airport criticize steep prices for basic items like water and meals.
Cancún's spring break tourism has fallen from 520,000 to just 27,000 visitors, a 94% decline from peak years.