It’s the only Moroccan-style hotel in Mexico and is located within a beautiful Pueblo Mágico (Magical Town).
In the heart of Tulum, there’s a property that, despite being in the Mayan jungle, is inspired by the other side of the world. Its architecture, design, and interior design bear a striking resemblance to the riads of Morocco. Yes, those traditional houses with an interior patio or garden, surrounded by rooms. If you want […]
Campeche Takes Steps to Regulate Street Vendors in Historic Center
The state and municipal governments of Campeche are collaborating to regulate commerce in the Historic Center, aligning their efforts with UNESCO guidelines to preserve the city’s status as a World Heritage Site. Discussions are underway among the Heritage Authority and other state agencies to address the activities of artisans, street vendors, and homeless individuals within […]
Lenia Batres Faces Public Backlash During Tabasco Tour
Supreme Court Justice Lenia Batres encountered strong opposition during her visit to Tabasco as part of her campaign for the upcoming judicial elections on June 1. Videos circulating on social media captured groups of protesters wearing donkey ears and chanting “Out, out, out” to the beat of drums, expressing their disapproval of the minister. The […]
Playa del Carmen and Rosarito Beach Forge Tourism Partnership
In a bid to enhance tourism promotion and unlock new development opportunities, the municipal government of Playa del Carmen, led by President Estefanía Mercado, has confirmed a twinning agreement with Playas de Rosarito, Baja California. The announcement comes as part of the 2025 Mexico Tourism Fair, set to take place from April 28 to May […]
Illegal Trade Pollutes Cancún Beaches: Authorities Urged to Act
Cancún’s beaches are facing environmental and accessibility challenges as tourism service providers continue to occupy federal maritime-terrestrial zones without proper permits. These businesses, including beach clubs, spas, and jet ski rental companies, have been accused of blocking public access and engaging in activities that risk contaminating the coastline. According to reports, waverunner rental companies are […]
Rising Costs for Isla Mujeres Travelers: New Port Fees Introduced
Residents and tourists of Isla Mujeres are bracing for higher expenses as new port infrastructure fees take effect on Wednesday, April 16. The Quintana Roo Comprehensive Port Authority (APIQROO) has authorized a nearly 5% increase in charges for berthing, docking, and passenger embarkation and disembarkation for road, tourist, and cargo vessels using its facilities along […]
San Crisanto: A Global Model for Sustainable Tourism
Once an unremarkable port in Yucatán, San Crisanto has transformed into a global leader in sustainable tourism, earning recognition from prestigious organizations, including the United Nations. Over the past 50 years, this small community has pioneered ecotourism, environmental preservation, mangrove and wetland restoration, coconut research, carbon capture, and environmental education. San Crisanto now ranks among […]
Yucatán Prepares for the 2025 Tourism Fair with Strong Representation
Yucatán is set to make a significant impact at the 49th edition of the Tourism Fair, scheduled to take place from April 28 to May 1 in Tijuana, Baja California. A total of 41 companies from the state will participate in this prestigious event. Darío Flota Ocampo, Secretary of Tourism Development, announced that the Yucatán […]
The Hidden Risks of Swimming in Yucatán’s Cenotes
Cenotes, the iconic sinkholes of Yucatán, are a popular destination for tourists and locals, especially during the region’s sweltering heat. However, recent concerns have emerged regarding the safety of swimming in these natural wonders. Reports on social media, particularly TikTok, have highlighted cases of histoplasmosis, a fungal infection caused by inhaling spores of *Histoplasma capsulatum*. […]