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At Oasis we know that renewal is today’s thing, that’s why two of our resorts have been renovated, Grand Oasis Sens and Grand Oasis Tulum brings to you a new way of vacationing with our new category Sian Ka’an, where luxury and exclusivity will be your best ally... Continue Reading

Japan and Mexico have something in common; they are extremely rich millenary cultures full of traditions and flavors. Part of this culture is the delicious and vast gastronomy that has become world famous for the taste of the most demanding palates, with its peculiar ingredients... Continue Reading

This Sunday, November 10th, the Cancun Open Water sports event will be held in the city of Cancun. Swimming in open waters is a discipline that takes place in bodies of water such as oceans, lakes and rivers, and allegedly it started in 1810 when Lord Byron swam several... Continue Reading

Cancun nightlife recommendations If you are going to stay in a hotel in Cancun, first of all we are going to recommend you the best places to do it: Oasis hotels & resorts offer a wide range depending on the vacation you have decided to have, with magnificent all-inclusive... Continue Reading

Getting to know Chiapas a little better As there are many interested parties who are planning a trip to Mexico throughout the year, either for work or for summer vacations, we thought it would be advisable to leave some contribution about Chiapas. This state bordering Guatemala... Continue Reading

Since the emergence of the coronavirus disease (covid-19), safety and cleanliness measures have been implemented at Oasis’ all-inclusive hotels in Mexico to ensure the health of guests and employees. These new, rigorous procedures comply with the Cristal International... Continue Reading

Capital of the state of Jalisco, where the Mexican alcoholic beverage par excellence, tequila, originated. As we told you in a previous post, near Guadalajara, there is a very well known excursion which is the jalisco tequila tour, which we highly recommend you to do. Guadalajara... Continue Reading

  The archaeological zone of Teotihuacan was inhabited by more than 100,000 inhabitants, becoming one of the largest pre-Hispanic cities. It is located in an area with great natural resources in Latin America. Its name comes from the Nahuatl language and means ”place... Continue Reading

  This colonial city is the fifth largest and most populated Mexican state. This region, made up of 570 municipalities, is considered one of the most biodiverse cities in the country, as it is home to abundant species of animals, plants, fish… Known as the land of the... Continue Reading