http://blogcancun.com A personal view of an English full time webmaster living in Cancun, Mexico Mon, 14 Dec 2009 16:06:28 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Quick- You have only eight hours to spend in Cancun. What do you do? Oh, and you’re not a college kid on spring break. It’s not a tough question when you know all the wonderful offerings of this white-sanded, brilliant-beached paradise has to offer. If you have ... http://blogcancun.com/2009/09/20/eight-hours-in-cancun/ Organizing a wedding in a foreign country is not easy. Make things easy for yourself by engaging a reputed Cancun hotel that offers top services and professional wedding planners. Stay in sync with legal requirements and carry necessary documents that may be required. Enjoy your Cancun vacation like never before. The ... http://blogcancun.com/2009/07/24/getting-hitched-in-cancun/ On your next trip to Cancun, take a step away from the Hotel Zone for a morning or afternoon and take just a short trip outside of Cancun for a unique experience perfect for the adventure traveler. Cavern diving, or Cenote diving, in Cancun is a popular activity sought by ... http://blogcancun.com/2009/03/16/cancun-cenote-diving/ Offered from the clearest, verdant waters known to Mexico; a sport, a leisure, that is popular vacation activity, fishing in Cancun is not only legendary, but a pivotal cog to the tourism machine in Mexico. What is common to most who visit the tropical waters of the Yucatan, is to ... http://blogcancun.com/2008/08/28/charter-a-fishing-voyage-in-cancun/ Beer and Mexico are practically synonymous—the light brews at least. The list of big names resonate old-world Hispania and are notorious outside their country of origin—Bohemia, Corona, Dos Equis, Modelo Especial, Negro Modelo, Pacifico, and Tecate. Long-touted as a haven for the best beers of the world, the educated beer-connoisseur ... http://blogcancun.com/2008/05/29/cerveza-en-mexico/ When we think of culture, we thing of food, language, unique customs, and the arts. In Cancun, the latter is often depicted in bright colors and vibrant music that populated parks and street corners. What often slips the minds of visitors to this popular Mexican city is that besides the chic ... http://blogcancun.com/2008/05/23/dabbling-in-the-local-culture/ It's strange, really, that despite all the downward economic trends, the hospitality industry is still strong as an ox and lively as ever. What's especially surprising is the trend that sees vacationers gravitating toward the luxury all inclusive Cancun resorts which may or may not include Paradisus Riviera Cancun ... http://blogcancun.com/2008/05/22/how-america-travels-to-cancun/ If you're like me, tipping anywhere outside of a restaurant setting equates to confusion. Who do you tip? And if you do tip, then how much do you tip? It's unsurprising, then, that this dilemma is something of a world-wide epidemic. Billions of people confront a similar scenario every day. Tipping ... http://blogcancun.com/2008/05/18/cancun-pt-2-tipping/ You've spent the last five hours in a stuffy, close-quartered cabin; what sleep you had originally planned on was whisked away by an ensemble of crying babies and plane turbulence. When you finally arrive to Cancun, its beauty eludes you as your only priority is getting to that luxury Cancun resort ... http://blogcancun.com/2008/05/18/cancun-pt-1-commute/ Golfing beyond the local greens is popular fare these days; teeing off with rainforest at your back, or a sun setting in to ocean, or swinging into a mounting range volcanoes. In Cancun, two new Greg Norman courses join a legendary Jack Nicklaus course to confirm what most familiar ... http://blogcancun.com/2008/05/14/golf-like-a-legend/