Editor’s note: Mexico’s travel appeal is being shaped by both global recognition and new connections. Four Mexican properties—Chablé Yucatán, One&Only Mandarina, Las Ventanas al Paraíso and Maroma—have earned places on the 2026 World’s 50 Best Hotels list, highlighting the country’s distinctive mix of sustainability, design, landscape and hospitality. That luxury tradition has deep roots: Veracruz’s Hotel Mocambo, built in 1938, helped pioneer Mexico’s grand beach-resort model long before today’s major coastal destinations took off. Now, Aeroméxico’s planned direct routes to Jamaica and the Bahamas point to a new chapter in regional travel access.
MND Staff
It’s no coincidence that the four Mexican hotels honored at the worldwide level are all beachside luxury resorts, taking full advantage of the natural wonders of the states of Yucatán,…
Opened in 1939, Hotel Mocambo in Veracruz was Mexico’s first great luxury beach resort. Nearly 90 years later, writes Alan Chazaro, it still retains its charm.
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With the two new routes, Nassau and Montego Bay join two Dominican Republic cities and Havana, Cuba, as direct Aeroméxico Caribbean destinations, meaning passengers will no longer have to stop…
