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Visitors pose for photos on the beach at the Grand Oasis Cancún resort. Many hotels that cater to foreign guests are providing coronavirus testing. That adjustment means businesses such as bars and nightclubs are closed; restaurants, hotels, theme parks are limited to 50 per cent capacity; and places such as beaches, parks, movie theatres and salons are limited to 30 per cent capacity. In a tweet, the governor announced that he plans to keep the state s northern and southern regions orange from May 10 to 16 while warning of the possibility of regressing further to red should coronavirus cases continue to climb. Last week, he said that in the municipality of Benito Juárez, where Cancún is located, coronavirus cases increased 65 per cent.
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WTTC’s Annual Global Summit Awards Recognise Leadership Of The Highest Quality
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CANCUN, MEXICO: Countries and top tourism leaders from around the world have been recognised with awards by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), at its Global Summit 2021 in Cancun, for their outstanding global leadership.
The awards acknowledged the world-class leadership qualities displayed by a specially selected group from among hundreds of the world s foremost business Travel & Tourism leaders, government officials and key decision-makers.
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“As a member of the LGBTQ+ community, you don’t just need to feel safe you need to feel celebrated,”
Jonathan told The Knot. “For years, we planned to get married at Palace Resorts in Mexico. When we got engaged, the owner said he couldn’t marry us because we’re two men and it goes against his morals.”
“That was a sucker punch to the gut,” he added. “We decided in that moment that our wedding was bigger than us. It’s our wedding, but it isn’t just about us. It’s about the LGBTQ+ community.”