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2020-01-15		The Estates Division - Update Construction of the Estates Division projects is underway on three Vidanta properties: 1) Jalisco, across the river from Vidanta’s Nuevo Vallarta property, 2) Riviera Maya - Playa Paraiso area and 3) East Cape, north of San Jose del Cabo. The Jalisco project is furthest along and the largest of the three. There could be 10 pods on the Jalisco property, and maybe even more. There is one Pod located on the Riviera Maya property and a single, multi-story tower structure is in the skeletal stage now. Contract owners have high expectations for these facilities. Only time will tell if they are met. Stay tuned.... Please subscribe to view this article.


2020-01-14		The Sky Dream - a Gondola system that will extend from Highway 200 to the beach at Chiringuitos restaurant is under construction. Towers are prominent throughout the property at Vidanta Nayarit. There will be five stations, and ultimately, people will use the Gondola to travel from Towers Four, Five, Six and the Residence Tower to the Santuario for the Taxi or to the beach at Chiringuitos. Looks like a fun way to get around and it may be faster than waiting for the shuttle, which will also be available too. Stay tuned.... Please subscribe to view this article.


2019-12-23		Mexico News Daily - $3B USD Investment in Riviera Nayarit - Without including Vidanta’s Investment What does that say? Vidanta is not counted as a major hotelier? The investments made by Vidanta don’t count along with other hotel developers? Interesting article, and not a word about Vidanta Nayarit.


2019-12-18		Puerto Penasco - Update Puerto Penasco - expectations were high in 2010 through 2013. Airlines were going to open schedules from Las Vegas and maybe other locations. Not much demand, so schedules stopped, if they ever started. Now, according to Michael, the Grand Mayan and Mayan Palace are open but the services are limited. Great golf! Cold water in the pools. Maybe not a good place for families in off-season times. Nice update, Michael. Thank you.


2019-12-06		Estates Riviera Maya - Update The Estates Resort Hotels are under construction in the states of Jalisco and Quintana Roo, Mexico. The Jalisco development is further ahead than development at the Quintana Roo property at Vidanta’s Riviera Maya property. This collection of photos provide an aerial history of the Riviera Maya Estates development. There is more to come, and opening could be in 2021. Stay tuned.... Please subscribe to view this article.


2019-11-17		The Estates Nuevo Vallarta - Update The Jalisco side of the Ameca River is where the West Coast Estates Division development is located. A “Pod” is under development along with four other structures. Two of these structures are along the Boca de Tomates road, and both appear to be nearly 100 yards long. One is one story structure and the other is two stories. There is a beach not far from these buildings. Stay tuned.... Please subscribe to view this article.


2019-11-09		The ambush of Morman women and children near La Mora, Mexico was horrible. But, does that mean Mexico is unsafe? The New York Times thinks so. Mexico Daily News posted an article that provides more insight to possible reasons for the horrific murder. The article suggests the families were engaged in drilling illegal wells and drawing water away from others in the area. Threats were made on both sides. A fight was brewing. Perhaps, the end result was the tragedy that evolved. True, nothing is worth the loss of life. But, that said, Mexico is not necessarily unsafe because of this ambush.


2019-08-08		Universal Orlando Announces Best Theme Park Ever Although we do not visit Florida much, we thought the announcement by Universal Orlando interesting. First, it is announcing a project that is underway, that has no concrete theme yet, is going to be larger than anything else in the Universal portfolio and will be an economic contributor to the area in terms of taxes and employment opportunities. Second, it reinforces the idea that theme parks will be future draws to an area. All of us are looking forward to the completion of Vidanta World, and the Universal article reinforces the fact that announcements of major projects are published years before a project opens. Phase One of Vidanta World is likely to open in 2022, three years from now and five years from the first year dirt started to move in earnest. Stay tuned.... Please subscribe to view this article.


2019-08-06		The Yucatan Times reports Vidanta is taking an active role in keeping Sargassum from building up on beaches. Barriers are being installed and harvesting boats are taking the Sargassum buildup from the barriers for further processing. Thousands of tons of material is being taken from the ocean. Favorable currents and winds are helping too. Please subscribe to view this article.


2019-08-04		The Secretary of the Mexican Navy Says Sargassum on Riviera Maya Beaches will be gone in Six Weeks. This was disclosed in a news article that appeared on August 2, 2019 in the Mexico News Daily. Efforts by over 10,000 people and new equipment has disposed more than 57,000 tons of the material. Helping matters are changes in wind and current patterns. Although Sargassum can be difficult to have around because of the pungent odor, tourism continues to improve in the Riviera Maya area of Mexico. Grupo Vidanta opened in July its Luxury Water Park. This is just one example of attractions that continue to lure International travelers to Mexico’s Caribbean beaches. Stay tuned... Please subscribe to view this article.