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Tips and Tricks: Vacationing in Cancun |
Cancun is a fun and exciting vacation destination for couples and families, as well as traditional spring-breakers. If you are traveling to Cancun in the near future, there are a number of tricks and tips you can use to make your stay there even better.
Cancun can be a great spot for relaxing, and these few small hints will make your time there worry-free and even better than you could have ever imagined.
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The luxurious side of Cancun |
ancun is certainly the most luxurious destination in the Mexican Caribbean. Offering all of the finer things in life, the Hotel Zone and downtown areas of Cancun are brimming with top notch entertainment and relaxation opportunities. With everything from couture shopping to gourmet dining and exquisite spa treatments, Cancun is the place to indulge and treat yourself like royalty.
With the splendor of the Mexican Caribbean in the background, Cancun spas and resorts blend traditional Mayan techniques with innovative technology. Therapeutic treatments, such as thalassotherapy – the use of seawater to relax and rejuvenate – and traditional hot stone massage, offer guests the opportunity to decompress at the beginning or end of a Cancun vacation.
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Planning a last minute trip to Cancun, Mexico |
Planning a last minute trip to Cancun, Mexico, requires flexibility, spontaneity and a willingness to compromise, but the end result will be a fun-filled trip to the storied resort town that features sun-dappled beaches on the Yucatan Peninsula and loads of other great adventures.
If you are traveling from the United States, you must have a valid, up-to-date passport. If not, you won't be taking any last minute trips out of the U.S.; even an expedited request will not put a passport in your hand for 2 to 3 weeks.
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Mexico’s first-quarter international tourism results show significant growth |
Mexico’s international tourism arrivals and revenues were up in the first quarter of this year, demonstrating the continued growth of one of the country’s most important economic sectors and allaying fears that the new passport requirement imposed on travelers returning from Mexico to the United States would hurt tourism south of the border.
According to Mexico’s Tourism Secretariat (Sectur), the country’s international tourism revenues during January, February and March reached US$3.758 billion, a 14.6 percent increase compared with results posted for the same period in 2006. The 3.6 million international tourism arrivals during the period represented an increase of 8.3 percent compared with first quarter 2006 results and 1.2 percent compared with first quarter 2005 figures.
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Best things to do in Cancun |
Depending on where they're from, travelers seem to treat Cancun as different destinations.
Europeans tend to treat Cancun as a gateway to the world of the Maya. They'll spend a couple of days on the beach, then set off inland for the ruins and the Yucatan’s beautiful colonial towns, Merida, Izamal and Valladolid. But for workaholic Americans who tend to want to unwind on the beach with a little adventure thrown in, Cancun is perfect.
There are any number of excursions from half to full day trips that provide an added memorable element to the luxury of vegging out on the Caribbean beach experience.
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