Whether you are a local or a visitor to Playa del Carmen, if you are here during The Christmas holidays, Playa has something for you! Read where you can have Christmas dinner in Playa del Carmen¿ Here are the best things you can do to celebrate Christmas in Paradise! 1. Go to one of the […]
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Prepare to meet your classmates again, this time over Zoom. On August 24, the school year 2020-2021 started for children and teenagers and all ages. This is the case of more than 45,000 students in the Municipality of Solidaridad. To address the atypical situation generated by the COVID-19 crisis, the Government of Mexico launched the
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Citing the fact that Quintana Roo has been allocated an orange coronavirus risk rating and is allowed to open 172 kinds of public activities, Cancún International Airport authorities have announced the reopening of Terminal 2 on Tuesday. “With the reactivation of hotels at 30% occupancy, in accordance with [Mexico’s Covid-19] stoplight rating of orange for
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Today I am going to recommend some documentaries about pre-Hispanic Mexico that you can watch on YouTube. An image says more than a thousand words and movies, series and documentaries are the media that have the greatest reach to the public. “Gonzalo Guerrero, Between Two Worlds” This documentary, produced by TV UNAM, tells the story
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Quintana Roo and Cuba seek to retake the concept of multi-destination to attract more European tourists to Cancun, which is why the Tourism Promotion Council of Quintana Roo (CPTQ) signed an agreement with Cuba. It was at the International Fair of Cuba, which will conclude on Saturday, May 11, where the CPTQ staff signed the
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Fifteen minutes into my meeting with the current star of the Mexican mixology scene, I have already committed a margarita mistake. Fatima León — who last year won the World Class Mexico, the country’s Olympics of mixology, cementing her place as the best bartender in the country — gives me a questioning look as I squeeze my
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Mexico City, Mexico — Celebrations began around Mexico late last night when early counts revealed the lead López Obrador had on the other candidates, a lead which only grew as ballots were counted. With a landslide win with more than 53 percent of the votes, the new president of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, made
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From the ancient city of Teotihuacan, founded before the birth of Christ, to sites like Chichen Itza, Tulum and Templo Mayor, built in the centuries before the Spanish conquest of the early 1500s, Mexico will leave you spell bound. It was an archaeological adventure: a 12-day family trip to Mayan and Aztec pyramid cities, from
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According to a Notimex report, 2018 could be very big for cruising in Mexico, and it’s not all a result of North American travelers. This year could potentially see up to 15 percent growth in cruise calls in the country from over 3,000 Mexican port visits. The report further cites Ruth Leal, Princess Cruises’ director for Latin America
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Cruise ship arrivals are also on the rise: 15% more expected this year Tourism officials estimate that 1.92 million Canadian tourists visited Mexico last year, a 10% increase over 2016. The numbers have been trending upward since 2014, but it was only single-digit growth until 2017. By the end of 2018, year-on-year growth is expected
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