Tag Archives: Cancun

Move Over Cancun! Why This Island Is The Perfect Alternative For Your Summer Getaway

Share The Article Been thinking of packing your bags and jetting off straight to Cancun now that summer’s basically knocking at your door? When it comes to all-inclusives, quality time at the beach, and just a hassle-free, zero-bureaucracy international vacay, Mexico’s tourism powerhouse is truly hard to beat, but before you go ahead and act […]

You Can Now Take An $18 Train From Cancun To These 3 Incredible Destinations

Share The Article It’s been a minute since the Maya Train launched, but if you’ve been holding off on booking your rail adventure across the Yucatan Peninsula, probably because those scammy ‘tourist prices’ were too high, we’ve got excellent news for you. Blame it on the lower-than-usual ridership, or simply Quintana Roo’s newfound interest in […]

7,000 Security Personnel Deployed to Protect Cancun & Riviera Maya Tourists

Share The Article Easter in the Mexican Caribbean brings packed resorts, massive beach parties, and peak-season crowds. With an estimated 1.2 million travelers touching down this month for Holy Week, Quintana Roo is taking zero chances with traveler safety. Starting March 27, the state is rolling out a massive security shield. Over 7,000 military personnel, […]

The First 300 Real-Time Traveler Safety Scores For Cancun, Punta Cana & Cabo Just Dropped

Share The Article If you listen to the 24-hour news cycle, the Mexican Caribbean is a danger zone. If you listen to the State Department, you should be exercising “increased caution” or reconsidering your trip entirely. But if you listen to the actual Americans on the beach right now? It is a completely different story. […]

Travelers Must Pay Cancun Visitax Separately: Hotels Won’t Collect It Confirm Authorities

Share The Article If you have been holding your breath hoping the confusing Cancun “Visitax” would just be added to your hotel bill and disappear into the background, we have bad news. After months of rumors and high-level negotiations, the verdict is finally in: Hotels will NOT collect the tax. For the foreseeable future, specifically […]

7000 Troops & Police Arrive In Cancun & Riviera Maya To Protect Tourists This Winter

Share The Article Landing in Cancun this winter? Expect to see a massive show of force. Authorities have deployed 7,000 troops to the Riviera Maya—here is how it affects your vacation. We at Travel Off Path have been tracking this for a while, especially after 400 new police officers with body cameras were added to […]

400 New Police Arrive In Cancun To Help Protect Tourists

Share The Article If you are one of the millions of Americans planning to touch down in Cancun this winter, you might notice the atmosphere feels a little tighter—and safer—than usual. Security is always the elephant in the room when we talk about Mexico. We all love the turquoise water, the all-inclusive service, and the […]

Travel Experts Reveal 5 Crowd-Free Hidden Gems To Visit Near Cancun

If you think the only thing to do in Cancun is park your butt at a swim-up bar and maybe go shopping and bar-hopping downtown, then we at Travel Off Path have news for you! Yes, it’s true that many of Cancun’s hidden gems have been uncovered to the masses, especially with the Maya Train’s […]

AVA Resort Cancun Review: This Massive New Resort Actually Has A Heartbeat & Vibe

When you hear the stats on the new AVA Resort Cancun, a certain kind of skepticism is natural. With over 1,600 rooms, it is, by any definition, a truly massive property. For seasoned travelers, “massive” can often be a code word for long lines, impersonal service, and that dreaded “burn and churn” mentality where you […]

7000 Troops Arrive In Cancun & Riviera Maya To Help Protect Tourists

You’re on a perfect beach in one of the world’s most popular vacation spots, the turquoise water is calling your name, and a soldier in full tactical gear walks by. It’s a jarring image that can spark a moment of anxiety for any traveler. But in 2025, is this a sign of trouble, or is […]

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