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Fairmont Mayakoba Pop-Up Restaurants

When traveling, one of the main experiences we want to take advantage of is the culinary ones. Going to another city, state, or country, trying the traditional dishes, opens our…

Cinco de Mayo Aguachile Experience

Cinco de Mayo is a popular celebration in the US. Start in the 60s, where a group of Mexican-American activists fighting for the American civil rights movement used that day…

Fresh & Sweet: Tequila Cantaritos

Tequila is a trendy and fun Mexican spirit, great for delicious cocktails like the amazing Margarita, or a salty Paloma! Among the legends that explain the origins of this exquisite…

Lobster Fest at Brisas Restaurant

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Caribbean Lobsters are sweet and succulent, coming into the season for 8 months during the year. They are fished throughout all the Rivera Maya and are included in the global…

3 tasty snack recipes for the Super Bowl game!

“DO THINGS WITH LOVE AND WITH DESIRE, IF NOT, WHAT FOR” – CHEF JORGE MIRAMONTES, BRISAS RESTAURANT The Super Bowl is coming up, and we know this year will be…

Your Cocktail Horoscope for 2021

A new year began, and what a funny way to start it than knowing which Fairmont Mayakoba cocktail your zodiac sign is! ARIES Japanese Whisky on the Rocks March 21…

Rosca de Reyes

Every January 6 in Mexico, we have the tradition of breaking the famous Rosca de Reyes. But do we know where this custom starts? It goes back to France in…

Acción de Gracias; Una Temporada de Gratitud y Unión

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El Día de Acción de Gracias comenzó en 1621 cuando los colonos de Plymouth y los indios Wampanoag compartieron una fiesta de la cosecha de otoño que se reconoce hoy…

Thanksgiving – A Season of Gratitude and Union

Thanksgiving began in 1621 when the Plymouth colonists and Wampanoag Indians shared an autumn harvest feast that is acknowledged today as one of the first Thanksgiving celebrations in the colonies.…

Chile en Nogada; A Perfect Dish to Celebrate México

The story goes that this exquisite and traditional dish was created by the Augustinian nuns of the Santa Mónica convent in Puebla, to celebrate the Independence of Mexico. That is…