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Lapped by the turquoise-blue waters of the Caribbean Ocean, it’s not a surprise why this tropical getaway is taking tourism by storm.  Such a statement is not just empty marketing. Data shows the Dominican Republic welcomed 1.05 million air and cruise visitors only in February.  This figure represents a 14 percent increase in travelers when compared to the same month in 2023, David Collado, Tourism Minister, told reporters. Considering the incredibly positive arrival numbers in 2023, industry leaders decided to aim for a new record this year. According to Collado, the island expects to welcome 11 mill...... Read Full article on HadNews

When tourists dream of a Caribbean vacation in Mexico, they think about crystal turquoise water and lounging in a hammock on a tropical beach while sipping a cool drink. However, much of the area around Cancun is developed these days, and nearby towns such as Tulum, Playa del Carmen, or even islands like Cozumel and Isla Mujeres, are more like tourist cities instead of the traditional Mexican Caribbean escape. However, there is a place not too far from the traffic and hoards of people in Cancun where life takes a slower pace and the main drag down the middle of the town is not even paved.  Welcome to the...... Read Full article on HadNews

Numerous tourists are concerned about the presence of sargassum on Mexican beaches, as it restricts access to the beach as it builds up. Depending on tide, wind, and other variables, the amount of seaweed can vary greatly.  We encourage you to read on to find out more about the topic if you’re curious about what to expect on your next vacation. Suggested: All year round sargassum free beaches in the Caribbean Seaweed-affected locations in 2024 (Photos from Sargassum reporting FB group) Cancun The latest photos from Cancun show no signs of Sargassum. Playa del Carmen  ...... Read Full article on HadNews