Tourism Is Back In Full Swing In Cancun, Mexico
By Jon
Cancun is back, better than ever! Over a hundred Mexico resorts have reopened and the state tourism minister predicts will draw as many visitors in 2006 as it did two years ago. And the travel deals are great! If you haven’t been, now may be the best time to take a vacation to Cancun.

Since Hurricane Wilma hit in late October, the clean up has been moving fast. In fact, commercial and charter flights are back on regular schedules and many of the hotels, restaurants, bars, shops, golf courses and clubs have reopened. Even the ancient Mayan sites of Tulum and Coba are open and looking better than ever. In an effort to repair the beaches, engineers have been working around the clock building the equivalent of two American football fields of beach a day by collecting the displaced sand, from 22 miles off shore, onto two ships and re-depositing it back in it’s original location.

The hotels and shops in continue to deliver exceptional, very personalized and attentive service. Clearly, wants everyone to come on back!

Additional Notes about the Restoration

Beach Restoration Project Moving Forward: A $17 million beach restoration project, funded by the Mexican government, is currently underway. The project, which is expected to take about eight months to complete, will restore and augment beaches along the 7 1/2-mile stretch between Punta

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What To Eat
The basic Mexican diet is essentially one of corn (ma? and its products, supplemented by beans and chiles. These three things appear in an almost infinite variety of guises. Some dishes are hot (ask ¿es picante?), but on the whole you add your own seasoning from the bowls of home-made chile sauce on the table - these are often surprisingly mild, but they can be fiery and should always be approached with caution. There are at least a hundred different types of chile, fresh or dried, in colours ranging from pale green to almost black, and all sorts of different...

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It’s a Divers Paradise: Divers are enjoying less crowds, great conditions and personalized service now that those areas have re-opened.

Expedia.com Helping Get the Word Out: Expedia is working closely with travel industry partners in to create more awareness about the region as well as setting up smart business practices for local merchants that will keep more money in the local communities.

New jobs: has added 10,000 new jobs since the Hurricane

Its time to go to Cancun

So, when you make travel plans this year, don’t forget about Mexico’s number one vacation destination. has received a real facelift with remodeled shopping centers, new hotels and restored beaches. The government, business owners and local people look forward your arrival.

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This article was written by Jon Wuebben, of Custom Copywriting. Jon writes select pieces about travel in Mexico for the JW Marriott Resort in Cancun.