For Americans, travel to Cuba is allowed only under specific circumstances, namely humanitarian or educational “people-to-people” trips with a licensed group. However, Cuba’s food, music and beauty make it a top Caribbean stop for travelers from other parts of the world.
Once the wet-and-wild destination of choice for spring breakers, Cabo San Lucas has transformed into a sleek locale for tony travelers. Sprawl on the sands of Playa El Médano, ogling the pretty people, or hop aboard a snorkeling, diving or fishing excursion at sea.
With more than 300 neighborhoods, Mexico City will certainly keep visitors busy. Start in the historic center at popular attractions such as the Zócalo plaza and the National Palace. And of course, you can't leave without tracking down some authentic tacos and mariachi music.
This Mexican retreat on the Yucatan Peninsula had the “resort town” model down years ago. With so many hotel choices, visitors can pinpoint a style of beach vacation, whether it be a relaxing, adults-only getaway; a fun, action-packed family trip; or an all-inclusive, non-stop party.
Go south to experience Mexico vacations that are a walk on the beach -- literally. All-inclusive resorts in Mexico are a popular choice, from Cancun to Cozumel. Mexico cruises are also a non-stop fiesta, with good times up and down the coast at destinations like Acapulco and Los Cabos.