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U.S. Warns Travelers To Be More Careful in 3 Notable Countries

Travel · Dominican Republic

U.S. Warns Travelers To Be More Careful in 3 Notable Countries

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Exercise increased caution while traveling to these countries.See the Story

5 Caribbean Sargassum-Free Islands Ideal for Summer 2025 Vacation

Travel · Aruba

5 Caribbean Sargassum-Free Islands Ideal for Summer 2025 Vacation

As summer 2025 kicks into full swing, travelers searching for pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters are in luck: several Caribbean islands are reporting little to no sargassum seaweed along their coastlines this season. Sargassum, a brown seaweed that has plagued many Caribbean shores in recent years, often accumulates in thick mats, releasing a pungent odor and affecting tourism. But this summer, shifting ocean currents and favorable weathe…Read Article

Unstoppable Cancun! Passenger Traffic Holds Strong Despite 2 Major Challenges

Travel · Cancún

Unstoppable Cancun! Passenger Traffic Holds Strong Despite 2 Major Challenges

If you thought a shiny new Tulum Airport and a historic seaweed invasion would slow Cancún down, think again! In June 2025, Cancún International Airport welcomed 1,558,510 international travelers—only 47,622 fewer than the 1,606,132 recorded in June 2024—a tiny 3% dip that proves Cancún’s allure is simply unstoppable. A New Neighbor in Tulum Late in … The post Unstoppable Cancun! Passenger Traffic Holds Strong Despite 2 Major Challenges appeared…See the Story

'No-Go Zones': Hotels Tackle Record Sargassum With Floating Ocean Barriers

Skift Take: With more sargassum expected through the summer and in the future, both travelers and the hospitality industry are adapting but long-term solutions may require broader environmental and policy action. Read the Complete Story On SkiftTravel · Punta Cana See the Story

13 Caribbean Beaches Without Seaweed All Year Round

Sargassum seaweed in Mexico and the Caribbean has been invading the beaches and ruining holiday plans for many travelers in the last few years and it’s not getting and better in 2024. We have compiled a list of Caribbean beaches that have historically not been affected by the seasonal bloom of sargassum to help you with your travel plans. Current seaweed situation in the Caribbean in 2024 The 2024 seaweed season has been mild in the Caribbean so…Travel · Mexico Read Article

11 Caribbean Islands Perfect For Summer Vacation 2025

Almost for any Caribbean island you visit, the perfect vacation is guaranteed. However, choosing the right destination isn’t always easy, with so many getaways available. One important factor to keep in mind that can ruin your vacation during summer in the Caribbean is sargassum seaweed! June, July, and August are the peak months of the seaweed season. Lucky for you, we’ve got you covered and we picked the islands that have statistically the lea…Shoal Bay · Shoal Bay Read Article

Cuba on Alert for Arrival of Sargassum to Guantanamo

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The note from this center attached to the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment (Citma) explains that the high concentration of this algae poses serious risks, primarily during its decomposition, when it releases toxic gases such as hydrogen sulfide and ammonia, which can cause eye, nose, and throat irritation, headaches, nausea, dizziness, and exacerbation of respiratory conditions such as asthma or allergies. In addition, it harbors …Cuba · Cuba See the Story

5 Cancun & Riviera Maya Splurges That Are Actually Worth the Money in 2025

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Let’s be honest: planning a vacation to the Mexican Caribbean is all about sun, sand, and good times. And while we at The Cancun Sun are all for finding amazing tacos on a budget, we also know that sometimes you just want to treat yourself. You want that wow moment—the experience you’ll be talking about … The post 5 Cancun & Riviera Maya Splurges That Are Actually Worth the Money in 2025 appeared first on Cancun Sun.Money · Quintana Roo See the Story

Massive Passenger Decline at Tulum's Airport Sparks Concerns

Less than two years after the grand opening of Felipe Carrillo Puerto International Airport, Tulum is experiencing a significant downturn in air travel connectivity. Major airlines from North and South America are reducing or canceling routes to the once-trendy destination, citing declining demand, rising costs, and operational challenges. Airlines Retreat from Tulum Air Canada has announced a nearly 30% reduction in its winter service to Tulum,…Tulum · Tulum See the Story

31 million tons of supercharged seaweed is creeping toward beaches in Florida and around the Caribbean

67% Center coverage: 9 sources

The Atlantic Ocean has a toxic seaweed problem. Floating in brown islands of algae, this year’s sargassum bloom has already broken its own size record by millions of tons — and the growing season isn’t done yet.Environment · Florida See the Story

Scientists say seaweed season may be worst ever for Florida beaches

75% Center coverage: 12 sources

WSVN By Michael Hudak, Kevin Boulandier Click here for updates on this story MIAMI BEACH, Florida (WSVN) — Scientists have a very smelly prediction for Florida beaches this year. Scientists at the University of South Florida Optical Oceanography Lab, who track sargassum, also known as seaweed, are predicting that this year could be Florida’s worst seaweed season ever. The scientists latest report, released April 30, projects a 40% increase i…Americas · Florida See the Story

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