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Delta Hotels by Marriott Riviera Nayarit Unveils Expansion With New Tower

Delta Hotels by Marriott Riviera Nayarit, An All-Inclusive Resort, part of Marriott Bonvoy’s extraordinary portfolio of more than 30 hotel brands, is unveiling today the addition of a new tower to its resort inventory. This expansion is part of the resort’s ongoing commitment to providing exceptional experiences and simply fun stays to its guests.


The new tower, called Zafiro, is designed

A new boutique hotel in Mexico City caters to culture lovers

Walking into Mexico City's Casona Roma Norte is like entering an eclectic art gallery.


Carefully curated framed photos, artworks, ceramics and coffee-table books, artfully arranged on a long serpentine table and on spotlit display shelves, set the tone for this sophisticated boutique hotel in the Roma Norte neighborhood, which opened late last year. Indeed, the abundance of modern Mexican

Discover the Ultimate Spring Break Destination at Four Seasons Tamarindo with Unforgettable Experiences for Families and Couples

Four Seasons Tamarindo, Mexico invites discerning travellers to indulge in an unforgettable getaway this spring where natural beauty and slow travel intersect. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Pacific coastline of Mexico, this exclusive resort promises the perfect blend of relaxation, adventure, rejuvenation and discovery for those looking to elevate their spring break travel.


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This man broke the world record by visiting 7 wonders of the world in less than 7 days

Magdi Eissa, a 45-year-old Egyptian, set a new world record by visiting the seven new wonders of the world in just 6 days, 11 hours and 52 minutes, using only public transport. Eissa's remarkable achievement was recognized by Guinness World Records, which posted a video on Instagram showing highlights of his whirlwind tour.


Eissa's journey began with The Great Wall of China, followed by

The world's largest cruise ship, Icon of the Seas, caught fire while docked in Mexico

A fire was recently reported on board the largest cruise ship in the world, Icon of the Seas. The fire broke out while the ship was docked in Mexico, USA Today reported. No one was injured in the fire, a Royal Caribbean spokesman said. Although the ship suffered a brief power outage, backup systems were quickly activated and main power was restored.


Details regarding the exact cause of

Tech Expert Advises Agents to Use ChatGPT

UK software company Lokulus has advised travel agents to adopt artificial intelligence and use ChatGPT to fill staff shortages.


Despite documented shortcomings in AI's ability to generate accurate travel information, Mark Chamberlain, director Lokulus, urged travel agents to use tools like ChatGPT, but to "keep it human-controlled."


Addressing the travel agent community at Advantage

The world's deepest blue hole with hidden tunnels and caves has been discovered!

If reports are to be believed, researchers have accidentally stumbled upon the deepest blue hole on Earth - a mysterious underwater sinkhole whose depths appear bottomless!


Research recently published in the journal Frontiers in Marine Science reveals stunning dimensions of the blue hole Taam Dja, located in the bay Chetumal in Mexico.

Plunging to a depth of 1,380 feet, this newly

Royal Caribbean to open resort in Mexico

Royal Caribbean has announced that it will open Royal Beach Club Cozumel in Mexico in 2026.


In During an event held at the site of the future Beach Club, Jason Liberty, President and CEO of Royal Caribbean Group, and Michael Bailey, President and CEO of Royal Caribbean International, unveiled plans for the latest addition to the Royal Beach Club collection.


Royal Beach Club Cozumel

Solar eclipse 2024: will it affect air travel?
03.04.2024 MexicoAvia

This year, the upcoming total solar eclipse is scheduled for April 8th. If you follow what the FAA says, this could potentially cause inconvenience for some airline passengers and pilots due to potential flight delays.


In this regard, there was a warning has also been issued and a call not to panic. The eclipse, which is expected to pass through Mexico, Canada and the United States,

A complex of stone pyramids dating back more than 3,000 years has been discovered in the heart of Mexico.

Recent archaeological research has revealed that the ancient pyramids were used as ceremonial sites for indigenous communities. Situated in a vast archaeological area in Puebla, in central Mexico, these pyramids, more than a dozen of them, have attracted attention.


Over the past decade, archaeologists have focused on excavating three of these pyramids, forming what is called the

Mexico City will probably run out of water in a few months!

Mexico City, one of the largest cities in the world, home to almost 22 million inhabitants, is facing an acute water crisis , which is further aggravated by the complex interaction of numerous factors. Problems arise from geographical constraints, deteriorating infrastructure, chaotic urban development, all compounded by the effects of climate change.


If reports are to be believed, the

Train Travel Review

Belgium-Slovakia railway line


Leo Express, the Czech public transport operator, has announced plans create a multinational railway line from Belgium to Slovakia with stops in Germany and the Czech Republic.


After approval, Leo Express will launch service connecting the Belgian city of Ostend with Bratislava in Slovakia, and will also establish a 19-hour direct service

Mexico: Ancient Mayan tomb discovered during tourist railway project
02.10.2023 MexicoTourObjects

In recent developments, Mexican archaeologists have discovered ornate human remains in a grave that could potentially be over 1,000 years old. According to the country's national institute of antiquities, INAH, the discovery took place in an area where construction of an important tourism railway project was nearing completion.


The find was made during ongoing archaeological work that

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