Cancun hotels are full of Americans despite travel warnings.

Cancun’s resorts are still full, with good average occupancy. More than 80% In the first three months of the year, despite the concern in the local travel industry. This is according to the fresh numbers released this week.

Last week, the beach resort town received More than 500,000 vacationers worldwideincluding many from the United States.

The record-breaking influx of tourists allays fears that travel advice from the US may dampen Americans’ enthusiasm for Cancun. The city is as popular as ever.

Cancun’s resorts are among the busiest in Mexico, according to the latest statistics from the country’s tourism authority. On average, 82% of all units are fully booked.

Along with Puerto Vallarta and Los Cabos, Cancun leads the pack. Cancun has more rooms and a wider range of accommodation than its counterparts across the country. 75% of all new resorts in the country are located on the beaches.

Mexico’s busiest airport for international passenger traffic is Cancun International Airport.

Over 1,300 aircraft landed or took off over Easter. Weekend tourists flock to Cancun for the tropical atmosphere.

This year, Cancun is consistently one of the most visited vacation destinations in Mexico, and continues to occupy the top spot for hotel reservations.

Similar to Playa del Carmen to the south, Cancun is becoming a year-round vacation destination for Americans.

According to many analysts, the increasing demand and popularity of the region It has led to an increase in overnight rates at Cancun resorts.

Despite inflation and price increases, tourists focus on the popular Caribbean region.

Forecasts show the number of trips will increase this year as more Americans budget for vacations.

According to vacation sites like Tripadvisor, more and more North Americans are choosing Caribbean destinations like Cancun.

In mid-March, just before the peak spring break travel season, the United States alarmed Mexican officials in the Caribbean. Issuing travel warnings for Cancun, Playa del Carmen and Tulum.

The kidnapping of Americans in the Mexican state of Tamaulipas prompted Texas to warn its people against coming to Mexico.

Despite the warnings, more than a million tourists visited popular Mexican Caribbean destinations over spring break and Easter without any significant incidents of violent crime.