The new hotel in Bacalar is one of the boldest moves in this plan, marking the chain's entry into a destination that has so far remained untouched by large hotel developments.

Bacalar, the Riviera Maya’s “lagoon of seven colors,” will be home to a new Marriott resort, the town's mayor has announced.

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I recently came across some photos from a few years back of a fishing trip I took to Lake El Salto in Mexico. El Salto is a big bass lake in the state of Sinaloa, about an hour's drive north of ...

President Trump is using the threat of imposing stiff tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico as soon as next week to pressure the two nations to start renegotiating a continental trade deal ...

President Donald Trump on his first day in office signed an executive order calling for the Gulf of Mexico to be renamed the Gulf of America on federal documents "in recognition of this ...

WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump says he’ll put steep tariffs on Mexico and Canada – unless the U.S. neighbors toughen security at their borders. Trump said during an impromptu question ...

WASHINGTON, Jan 21 - The Trump administration said on Tuesday it was reinstating the "remain in Mexico" program, resuming an initiative that forced non-Mexican asylum seekers to wait in Mexico for ...

Mexico looks to win both games of their tour in South America. / Getty Images/Pedro H. Tesch Coming off a victory over Internacional last week, Mexico visit River Plate at the Estadio Monumental ...

Mexico will kick off 2025 in unconventional fashion by traveling to South America to face two of the continent's most notable club teams. Over the next week, El Tri will play Brazil's ...

“Donald Trump is going to want to send people who aren’t Mexicans back to Mexico,” says one expert. Mexico is under no legal obligation to accept noncitizens, but Trump has threatened ...

By Michaela Trimble Until fairly recently, Mexico City’s most in-demand hotels were found in one of two areas: moneyed Polanco or along the skyscraper-lined Reforma Avenue. But over the last few ...