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The latest lodging in Cancun and Riviera Maya"Cancun and the Riviera Maya are gearing up for a fantastic 2018," said Lizzie Cole, director of the Cancun Tourism Board.

Why Mexico City for 2018?Following a year of setbacks for the country, its capital has many new exciting developments that travelers can look forward...

At Karisma event, awards and updates for top producersIn 2019, Karisma will open a Nickelodeon hotel in Riviera Maya, and Mexico's first Margaritaville hotel will open next to Azul...

Tijuana's culinary revolucionOn the strength of appearances on travel TV programs and a burgeoning microbrew scene, the city is seeking to reinvent itself...

Interest grows in Mazatlan and development followsIf 2017 was the year for Mazatlan to ascend, 2018 will be the year the Mexico destination officially arrives.

Ever-growing air options thanks to low-cost carriersThe year has seen an explosion of Mexican low-cost carriers crossing the border, with dozens of new flights scheduled for the...

Three Los Cabos hotels for foodiesA solid dining experience is part of any great hotel stay. But a few hotels in Los Cabos are taking the foodie trend to the...

Is Mexico back in business?September was an exceedingly difficult month, but the good news is that the country has banded together to get itself back on...

Riviera Nayarit readies for 2018Hotel occupancy peaked at 87.4% in July, with 218,000 visitors, while visitor arrivals in August reached 305,813.

Mexico outside the warning zonesFor clients expressing concern about travel to Mexico, here are five destinations not cited in the recent State Department...

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