Cancun Travel

The dramatic shooting on a beach in Cancún is only the latest in a series of violent gang murders that have rattled authorities in the traditionally safe province of Quintana Roo

Drawing travellers who want a worry-free experience, all-inclusives hold renewed appeal — and they’re not just the safe but predictable choice.

A turf war between drug cartels is blamed for recent shootouts that sent tourists scrambling at a luxury hotel in Puerto Morelos and a restaurant in Tulum.

Two suspected gang members died, and one person was injured in a chaotic scene near Cancun.

As the murder rate spirals out of control, the Mexican government has now taken charge of all 11 police forces in Quintana Roo to try and regain order.

Vacaya releases statement noting that no tourists were seriously injured or kidnapped and emphasizing the safety of its LGBTQ guests.

FROM brutal beheadings to violent kidnappings, the cartel wars of Cancun have unleashed horror on Mexico’s Caribbean coast as gangsters wreak havoc yards away from luxury resorts. Violent dru…

An active shooter situation at a Mexican resort in Cancun forced beachgoers and hotel guests to hide until authorities could safely bring them to the hotel lobby.

A day relaxing at a beach resort in Cancun, Mexico, turned into “complete chaos” for a group of tourists on Thursday when a shootout between a pair of rival gangs left two suspected drug dealers dead.

A commando of masked drug gang gunmen stormed ashore at a beach on Mexico’s Caribbean coast in front of luxury hotels and executed two drug dealers from a rival gang.