Mexico

A rendering of the Jaguar's Peak waterslides Royal Caribbean had planned for Perfect Day Mexico.

Royal Caribbean still has plans for a Perfect Day MexicoMexico's government rejected the project due to environmental concerns, but Royal Caribbean is optimistic about finding a path...

Meire Ramos, Marriott International's senior director of sales and distribution for the Caribbean-Latin America region, with Martin Castano, the region's VP of sales and distribution.

Marriott: Mexico demand returning, with some soft spotsAt Marriott's Discover CALA Travel Summit, executives and advisors shared an update on Mexico tourism following cartel violence...

Martin Castano, vice president of sales and distribution for Marriott International's Caribbean and Latin America region, gives updates about the company's growth plans at the company's Discover CALA Travel Summit.

Marriott reveals expansion plans for the Caribbean and Latin AmericaThe company intends to almost double its footprint in the region by 2030, focusing on luxury and all-inclusive resorts.

Aman opens reservations for Mexico resortDebuting Aug. 1 on the Baja peninsula, Amanvari will be the luxury brand's first hotel in Mexico.

Why Mexico resorts are becoming more family-friendly

Why Mexico resorts are becoming more family-friendlyProperties perhaps best known for their beaches and party atmosphere are increasingly putting an emphasis on families.

One of the offerings that are available to book is a picnic on the beach on the Sea of Cortez.

Las Ventanas al Paraiso debuts series of summer experiencesThe "Collection of Emotion" program will feature artist residencies, culinary opportunities and wellness offerings.

A rendering of Perfect Day Mexico. The Mexican government rejected the project for environmental reasons.

Mexico rejects Royal Caribbean's Perfect Day Mexico developmentFollowing pushback from environmental advocates, Mexico shut down Perfect Day Mexico, a private destination in Costa Maya that...

Mexico's Jalisco state, home to popular coastal destination Puerto Vallarta, says traveler confidence has continued to strengthen heading into the summer and fall.

Sellers, hoteliers: Mexico demand is on the mendMajor hotel companies say their Mexico business is rebounding after cartel-related violence in late February dampened demand.

The property features 281 rooms, new pickleball courts and 10 food and beverage outlets.

Westin's first all-inclusive resort in Mexico opens in Puerto VallartaFresh off a multimillion-dollar revamp, the resort on Banderas Bay is now the Westin Resort & Spa, Puerto Vallarta.

Hyatt's Mexico demand in March improved week over week following an outburst of violence in February.

In Q1, Hyatt slumped in Mexico but surged in the D.R.Violence in Mexico suppressed demand at Hyatt's resorts in the country, but the company's all-inclusive portfolio still posted...

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