We read somewhere that "there are more cranes than tourists in Cancun" right now.  This is possibly true when it comes to the hotel zone in Cancun.  Hurricane Wilma did hover over Cozumel and Cancun for a couple of days, but keep in mind that the Mayan Riviera, including Playa del Carmen did not take the direct hit from Hurricane Wilma and everyone is open for business.  Some places in Playacar and points south have even bigger beaches than they had before.  The resorts along the Mayan Riviera are not damaged, their beaches are still beautiful, and the staff are all waiting to see you.  Give us a call and we can help you choose a vacation destination you won't be disappointed in.

The Cancun Hotel Zone itself is where the resort destination of Cancun began back in the early seventies, and yes a large number of the older resorts sustained damage.  The good news is that they are all working frantically to upgrade the older properties with new and improved amenities.  Although this does take time, they are already pumping sand back onto the beaches, many resorts, shopping malls, restaurants, and clubs are already open for business.  The staff and management of Cancun All Inclusive.com are well aware of which properties are "really" open for business and which hotels are only open partially at this time.  We can help get you into a resort property that is fully up and running, and are ready to serve your every need while on vacation.  What are you waiting for?

Thank you for your cooperation and patience during this time.