From city tours in historic Havana to jeep safaris, catamaran cruises and visits to cigar and rum factories, there’s no shortage of activities to keep tourists occupied away from Cuba’s pristine white-sand beaches.
The Mexican government and officials from the state of Quintana Roo have approved at least nine mega-projects for 2019.
Coupled with the fact that it’s within a reasonable driving distance from the airport, the region’s rare offerings and stunning environments matched the company’s criteria when opening a new resort.
Historic cultural routes and experiences are powerful tools that can (and should) be used to enhance the competitiveness of a destination.
While beautiful, sunny weather and stunning beaches remain the most sought-after DR attractions, tourists also flock to the country for its true warmth, the hospitality of the people and the local culture.
The project is anticipated to act as an international reference point and as a showcase at all the well-known tourism forums.




