Scenarios about 'Cancún'
The coastal city in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula that transformed from a small fishing village to a world-renowned tourism destination following planned development beginning in the 1970s. Cancún's strategic location near ancient Maya sites, pristine beaches, and coral reefs made it an ideal location for Mexico's first planned resort area, now serving as a significant economic hub and gateway to the broader Mayan Riviera region.
What If Cancún Developed Beyond Mass Tourism?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Mexico's premier resort destination pursued a different development model, potentially creating a more sustainable, culturally rich, and economically diverse coastal metropolis.