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Riviera Maya Videos
About the Riviera Maya
 The Riviera Maya falls along the Mexican Caribbean coastline off Quintana Roo, Mexico. It originally started with Playa del Carmen and ended at Tulum, but now also includes Puerto Morelos, Cancun and Felipe Carrillo Puerto. The Riviera Maya sits along coastal highway 400. This area is best known for its all inclusive resorts and small hotels near the beach. There are also many luxurious homes and luxury villa rentals in the area. In the next twenty years the Mexican government plans on developing several more medium sied cities of between 100,000 to 200,000 inhabitants. Towns that are now undergoing substantial development include, Puerto Aventuras, Puerto Morelos, Chemuyil and Akumal. The Riviera Maya is a virtual paradise for people that love aquatic sports. Divers love one of the local attractions known as the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System or the Belize Barrier Reef. This reef full of the most wonderful marine life starts in Cancun and goes south to Guatemala, and is the second longest in the whole world.
Beaches Galore at the Riviera Maya
Beaches Galore at the Riviera Maya
By Gabriela Cano, Softec at Venana Magazine
The Riviera Maya, located in the state of Quintana Roo, includes the locations of Puerto Morelos, Playa del Carmen, Puerto Aventuras, Akumal, Tulum, Sian Ka’an, and Punta Allen.
 The Riviera Maya, just as Cancun, has positioned itself as the main beach destination nationwide. Currently, it has roughly 35,000 hotel rooms - well above the 28,200 found in Cancun. The municipalities included in the Riviera Maya have shown the greatest population growth in the country in the last five years, at average rates of 18%.
In the last two decades, Playa del Carmen, the main location on the Riviera Maya, has become one of the main tourist resorts in the country, turning into a city that offers hotels in every category. Based on investment projections, construction of tourist super projects will continue throughout the region.
The Riviera Maya keep growing
Upcoming Events, New Developments and Openings in the Riviera Maya
By Jeanette Rigter and the Riviera Maya Tourism Bureau at Ventana Magazine
Easily accessible from many cities in the United States, the eighty-one mile stretch known as the Riviera Maya is situated in the state of Quintana Roo, Mexico. Starting eleven miles south of Cancun International Airport in Puerto Morelos, the Riviera Maya extends to Tulum, one of the most important archeological sites in the Mayan World.
Golf in Riviera Maya
GOLFING IN THE CARIBBEAN
By Chuck Kinder at Ventana Magazine
Cancun and the Riviera Maya region has overcome Los Cabos with the most rounds played in Mexico and now boasts the most popular golf destination in Mexico.
 Cancun attracts upwards of seven million visitors a year. To golfers, it offers a couple of vintage courses in and around the main tourism area and a host of new ones along the expanded corridor to the south, called the Riviera Maya. This is truly a golf destination set on gaining market share in the world of golf, as it is now the most played area in Mexico with 10 challenging golf courses open for play; 3 more are scheduled to open by the end of 2009 and 5 more by 2010.
Riviera Maya Offers Something for Everyone
By Judi Shaw at Ventana Magazine
Does time seem to moving faster than ever? Have you realized how precious time is because another week as whizzed by, leaving you wondering what happened? There never seems to be enough time to go around. In the truest sense of the word, time is truly a ‘luxury’ and we must spend it wisely.
Riviera Maya charms to Americans
With a good reception from travel agents in the Florida area, the Trust for Tourism Promotion of the Riviera Maya (FPTRM) participated in “The Best of Mexico Travel 2009″, an exclusive forum in Miami where they presented the best travel options in Mexico.
Mexico Real Estate > Mexico Beach Front Real Estate Investment
Beachfront Property in Mexico has always been a popular real estate investment option. There is a plethora of real estate investment opportunities in Mexico . The perennial hotspots are Mayan Riviera which covers Cancun, Tulum, Akumal, Puerto Aventuras, and Playa del Carmen, which is the fastest growing city in the region. Playa del Carmen, was originally a sleepy fishing village, but has now been transformed into a cosmopolitan city for tourists from United States, Europe, South America and Canada. The Mayan Riviera region has over 100 miles of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Coupled to it are the ancient Mayan ruins which give the area a one more reason to be visited.
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