Cancun,the jewel in Mexico's tourism crown,is celebrating its 40th birthday this year. 

Last night saw a fantastic finale to many Carnivals in Mexico for 2010.

Almost 200 experts attended a special conference to discuss Mexico health care for Americans,last month,and were overwhelming in support of the idea.

The New York Times reported,this week,that a small but increasing number of Americans living abroad are giving up their U.S. citizenship.

USA Today reported on the popular Cancun underwater museum,which recently added 60 new sculptures to its collection. This attraction is easily one of the most unusual and popular in the region,opened in 2010 with the placement of hundreds of sculptures placed offshore,around 27 feet below the surface in the National Marine Park of Cancun.

Private jet lifestyle magazine Elite Traveler and Travel Weekly reported on the success of the Fifth Annual Isla Mujeres Whale Shark Week celebration,which took place from June 21 to June 24. 

The team representing Cabo at the World Championship Billfish Release Tournament in Cabo San Lucas,Mexico,scored a massive eight marlin releases securing the top place overall on the final day of the 10th annual IGFA Offshore World Championship,earlier this month.

Mexico said a sad adios to Ana Maria Perez Gonzalez this week.

The 2012 Yucatan Arts and Entertainment Festival was held August 30 on Progresso beach,which overlooks the Gulf of Mexico and is situated about 30 minutes north of Merida,which is the region’s largest city. It was organized by Canadian expat Michael Axford and Beamon Battie from the U.S.,who lives in Playa del Carmen.