By law, starting Jan. 15, 2023 smoking on the beaches is prohibited from this Sunday
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Ever wonder what Day Of The Dead celebrates in Mexico? This tradition has become more present globally and often compared to the American holiday of Halloween. However, these two celebrations differ greatly.
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Avoid this one faux pas during Mexico’s Day of the Dead.
El Dia del Amor y la Amistad is Mexico's unique and charming holiday, celebrating all of the people you love and cherish!
Just another reason to love it here! Carnaval is an official Mexican holiday. A five-day celebration prior to the start of Catholic lent, which begins on Ash Wednesday. Commencing the weekend before Ash Wednesday, Carnaval is an exuberant celebration of parades, music, dancing, floats and...
All volunteer job and donations from travelers, are greatly appreciated by local people. There are many organizations with projects to help communities.
The streets of downtown Isla Mujeres always offer souvenir shops with colorful merchandise displayed in their doorways and along their sidewalks, creating a vibrant hub for purchasing seashells, Maya-inspired dresses, sarongs, and endless other options to take home from your stay on the island.
Mexicans love to celebrate the holidays. Here are a few of our favorite holiday rituals to help increase happiness, success, fortune and love in the new year.
The Riviera Maya jazz festival, Riviera Maya Film Festival and many other events have become popular for holiday vacation-goers as part of their planning.