There are multiple new/rebranded/totally renovated all-inclusive properties which have just opened or will open within the next several months. It’s hard to keep track of them all, but if you want a quick look at them I have posted a video below which introduces you to the basics of what they have to offer.
If anyone is going to be vacationing at Hyatt Ziva Cancun anytime soon you need to know that the resort is still working on their rooftop pool area. It’s been closed basically all summer long in order to renovate it, but it’s unexpectedly still closed.
I literally cannot keep up with all the new all-inclusive resorts opening up within the next two months…Since I’m not a TA I don’t get constant info about new properties so I have to randomly come across info, and here’s another one I missed.
I don’t know fellow vacationers and Dreams resort lovers, it looks like the brand new Dreams Grand Island plans are on a permanent hold right now. Dreams is not even advertising this resort at all, not even a listing with bare bones info on their website.
I always like finding out about how Condé Nast Reader’s Choice Awards turn out for the year. For 2025, here’s the top all-inclusive resorts for eastern Mexico–I’m focusing on the ones in Cancun and the Riviera Maya. Continue reading
Remember Now Emerald? It closed early 2024 for an extensive renovation by Hyatt and will be open Oct. 2025 as (drum roll)…Secrets Mirabel Cancun.
Here’s a couple of live webcams from Cancun’s Hotel Zone which show how the current sargassum situation is affecting beaches in that location. The first is from the beach area by Punta Cancun which is in front of the Krystal resort properties and Hyatt Ziva Cancun at the very end (I believe this webcam is from the Park Royal property).
For those families waiting for Dreams Grand Island to open, you will have to wait until at least September 2025.
Hyatt has decided to rename several existing resorts since purchasing Playa Resorts last week. Here is the short list of those affected in Mexico’s Cancun and Riviera Maya areas: Continue reading
It’s been a long time coming with many animal activists/animal rights groups campaigning for the dolphin pool closure at the Barcelo Maya Grand resort, and finally it has occurred.