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This summer will be different; that’s for sure. Normally, we’d be talking about exploring every inch of Yucatán, our hotels and coasts would be flooded with visitors, and we would…
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The arrival of Coronavirus has brought many changes, and one of the industries that has undergone the most transition is tourism. When something changes so dramatically, it’s only natural to…
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What does the future of tourism in Mérida and all over Yucatán look like? Well, frankly I don’t think anyone knows the answer to that. We guess, hope, and have…
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During this confinement it would be absurd to not recognize the intimate way in which we humans are connected to nature. While some may continue to consider this episode we…
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It’s a fact: for those of us working in the tourism industry, this pandemic has hit us harder than most. With nary a panama-hat, Columbia-shirt-wearing tourist strolling Mérida’s deserted streets,…
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I recently read somewhere that we are experiencing this quarantine in the place we are meant to be and with the people we are meant to spend it with, even…
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The relationship between farmers and animals has always been complex. In most places, people see the creatures that want to feed off their crops as a major nuisance. But there…
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Monday Stay at Hotel Casa San Ángel on Remate de Paseo de Montejo. In the morning, take the Turibus to see the city. After your tour, have lunch at…
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Yucatán is known for its vast culture. It’s people, beautiful architecture, and natural resources have incredible value. However, there are a few lesser known facts that add an interesting touch…
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“Every piece is a story,” Maruja tells me. She is the founder of Maruja Barbachano Galería on Calle 60, and she speaks to me while I look at an awe-inspiring…
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Tsukán used to be a regular snake (you know, besides being large and mystical). One day, its story took a Cinderella-like turn, and the days of doing normal snake stuff…
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The hurricane season and Hanal Pixan are behind us, and with a newfound break from the heat it can only mean one thing: Christmas is upon us. That means it’s…
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“We keep moving forward, opening new doors, and doing new things, because we’re curious and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths.” – Walt Disney This issue of Yucatán Today is…
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Mérida is well known for celebrating cultural and religious events that keep our ancestral traditions alive. As a part of these customs, which are centered on social inclusion and family-friendly…
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Hanal Pixán is one of the favorite times of the year for my family, and we still can’t quite believe our luck that we get to take part in such…
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Volunteering abroad is an activity that allows travellers to experience a more realistic side of a country and learn about the culture from another point of view. It is easy…
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At one hour and a half from Mérida you will find two of the most beautiful treasures from the Yucatán State, I´m talking about the Loltún Caves and the archeological…
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Progreso de Castro is Yucatán’s most important port and gets its name from Juan Miguel Castro, its first promoter. This city has also become an important tourism destination thanks to…
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