TOURISM IN MEXICO

The tide is rising until this time on Wednesday night and the Tulum-Punta Allen coastal road continues to "rip" a section after the Boca Paila bridge.

In order to contain the arrival of the sargassum, in Playa del Carmen the municipal authority has initiated an integral strategy of collection, containment, redirection, and final destination of the seaweed.

In view of the strong waves resulting from the weather conditions and the lack of a technical project, the sargassum containment barrier installed in the Mahahual area gave way to the volume of accumulated seaweed.

The Sargasso Monitoring Network Cancun, warned that the volumes of the seaweed that will arrive on the shores of the Mexican Caribbean, increase each time and will grow exponentially from June with the increase in sea temperature and due to changes in currents marine and prevailing winds that accompany the summer in the northern hemisphere.

If you plan to take a trip with friends or family on your next vacation, it's best to plan ahead to avoid any setbacks that could turn into a nightmare. On this occasion we are not referring to the budget you must invest in or the number of suitcases you plan to take with you. These lines are dedicated to...

The governments of Mexico and the United States announced an agreement to extend 30 days more restrictions on non-essential land travel on their common border to combat the spread of the coronavirus in both countries. Canada has done the same this week for its southern neighbor, the United States, by closing its land borders until June 21.

The director of the Quintana Roo Tourism Promotion Council, Dario Flota, announced that Mexican beaches are preparing for the second week of June to restart tourism in the entity. Given the reduction of positive cases of COVID-19, the tourism sector is in a position to begin preparatory work.

As May has passed, extreme rainfall events with hail, wind, and even tornadoes have been generated in Mexico, and, so far, the forecast models maintain a trend of a considerable increase in rainfall mainly in the central-southern half influenced by both tropical and mid-latitude systems.

A seaweed recharge on the coast of Tulum has been predicted for the end of May, an issue that is closely monitored by the Navy Secretariat, but no longer by the hotels, which have limited resources for their fight.

Located throughout Mexico, these routes recorded the highest number of accidents and mishaps, according to the 2019 Federal Highway Accident Statistical Yearbook.