More and more flights from Europe and the USA are coming to Cancun
In the midst of the reactivation of tourism in the Mexican Caribbean, the governor of Quintana Roo, Carlos Joaquín, announced new air routes. From March Cancun will connect with Acapulco, Miami, Phoenix, More...
Beach closed due to shark sighting in Quintana Roo
The black flag is until further notice. XCALACOCOCO BEACH Quintana Roo (Times Media Mexico) – Through its social networks, the Secretariat of Civil Protection, Risk Prevention, and Firefighters of Solidaridad More...
Is Quintana Roo’s tourist corridor becoming a place of operation for drug traffickers?
Recent high-profile drug plane interceptions suggest the once tranquil Mexican state of Quintana Roo is growing as a drug-trafficking hub. Most of the drugs are likely smuggled on to the US, while some are shipped More...
Optimism in Cancun as the traffic light goes to yellow
The transition to yellow on the epidemiological traffic light in Quintana Roo gives hotels and restaurants in Cancun, Riviera Maya, and other destinations, a respite towards Easter that is approaching, as they More...
Flights from Cancun to Canada lead the list of routes with the most Covid-19 cases
In the first five days of 2021, the government of Canada reported the landing in its territory of nine flights from Cancun carrying passengers infected with Covid-19. These arrived at the airports of More...
Security operation carried out at Chac Mool beach by Cancun Police
Police searched peoples belongings for drugs or weapons Quintana Roo Police of Cancun, National Guard, Navy, Mexican Army, and Migration agents carried out a security operation to detect drugs and illegal aliens More...
Cancun restaurants are celebrating ‘Taco Week’
The objective of ‘Taco Week’ is to reactivate the downtown area of Cancun and 6 restaurants are participating in this first edition. Cancun, Quintana Roo.- With the aim of being part of the More...
Mayan Museum of Cancun reopens its doors
Activities reactivated with “Weyanóoné”, a temporary exhibition . The Ministry of Culture of the Government of Mexico, through the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) and the More...
This is what Cancun looks like after Hurricane Delta
After a tense night, due to the arrival of hurricane “Delta”, the city woke up with minor damage and the good spirits of its residents, who work to raise branches and fallen trees. Photo: Adriana More...
This year, Cancun turned 50 and this is how Moët & Chandon celebrates it
In 1970 there were only three inhabitants of what is today the number one tourist destination in Latin America and the Caribbean. Over time, this white sand paradise has become one of the most iconic beaches in More...
