#USA to Cancun

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[moonshine2810]

[travicon]

Travicons offers unparalleled travel experiences tailored to your every need. Specializing in Quintana Roo tours and transfers, the team ensures seamless journeys through breathtaking destinations. Whether you're exploring ancient ruins, soaking up the sun on pristine beaches, or delving into lush jungles, Travicons guarantees efficiency and comfort at every turn. Their passion for travel shines in meticulously planned excursions designed to leave lasting memories. 

[reitsportportal]

Jumping Verona 2023: Im Prix CRIVELLI siegt Julien Epaillard mit Cancun Torel Z

Julien Epaillard  (Foto: Thomas Reiner) Julien Epaillard mit furiosem Ritt zum Sieg Julien Epaillard   Lorenzo de Luca (ITA), der heute bereits im  Prix Franco Tucci  gesiegt hatte, war erster Reiter in der Winning Round. Mit dem 13-jährigen Wallach  F One USA eröffnete er die Entscheidung. Nach einer fehlerfreien Runde war er in  37,03 Sekunden im Ziel. Lorenzo de Luca auf Platz 2 Der Däne  Lars…

[ravensarca]

A while back I posted a photo of a Gull and a Grackle meeting up at Lake Pleasant in Arizona USA. Then later while in Cancun Quintana Roo MX I see a Gull and Grackle hanging closely on the beach. Made me think of so many possibilities.

Hace un tiempo publiqué una foto de una gaviota y un grackle reuniéndose en Lake Pleasant en Arizona, EE. UU. Luego, más tarde, mientras estoy en Cancún, Quintana Roo, MX, veo una gaviota y un zancudo merodeando cerca de la playa. Me hizo pensar en tantas posibilidades.

[theycallme-ook]

Can i be nosy and ask why u know so much about usa high society?

Lived in the heart of New York rich bitch country for a year. I wish I was kidding when I say anyone who didn't have a guaranteed spot in an Ivy League collage, own a private jet and have a summer mansion in Cancun was considered poor, but I was legitimately looked down on for not going through brand new iPhones like candy and not participating in my school's unofficial "luxury brand day" so. It was hell

[gimmiesophiebaek]

Eloise at the Royal 🚢 (Part 1)

Eloise is about to embark in a once-a-lifetime adventure: sail around the world. But add in family and a widower, her trip has gotten a little interesting.

Prologue: London, UK

Chapter 1: Miami, USA

Chapter 2: Cancun, Mexico

Chapter 3: ABC Islands (Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao)

Chapter 4: Atlantic Ocean

Chapter 5: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Chapter 6: Iguazú Falls, Argentina/Brazil

Chapter 7: Antarctica

Chapter 8: Tierra del Fuego, Argentina/Chile

Chapter 9: Lima, Peru

Chapter 10: Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

Chapter 11: Los Angeles, USA

Read now on AO3! And leave some feedback!

[synthwave1950]

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Texas, USA + Cancun, Mexico + Santorini, Greece + Florida, USA.

For Etsy here.

[bankingusa]

Fed bars former Santander Consumer executive over high-priced gifts

The Federal Reserve has banned a former Santander Consumer USA executive from the banking industry for improperly accepting high-priced gifts such as Super Bowl tickets and luxury hotel stays.

The former executive, Brent Huisman, “routinely solicited and accepted” gifts from auto auction companies that worked with Santander Consumer, the Fed said in an enforcement action made public Thursday. Huisman consented to the issuance of the order.

Huisman previously reached a settlement over the issue with Santander Consumer, which had sued him for accepting the gifts and for the misuse of confidential information. He had also agreed to pay $275,000 to Santander Consumer, the subprime U.S. auto lending affiliate of the Spanish banking giant Banco Santander.

Huisman accepted more than $1 million in gifts from auto auction companies, including Kentucky Derby tickets, first-class airfare and sponsorships for youth sports teams he coached, Dallas-based Santander Consumer said in its lawsuit.

Santander Consumer also alleged that Huisman and his wife used credit cards from an auction house that worked with Santander Consumer. The two used the cards to pay for sporting goods, airline tickets and a yacht rental in Cancun, the lawsuit said. The company said that it learned of the gifts after Huisman’s departure.

As the company’s senior director of asset remarketing, Huisman worked with auto auction companies to sell repossessed vehicles or cars that came off leasing arrangements.

He left Santander Consumer in June 2019, two months after asking staff to print confidential spreadsheets and presentations that contained company sales data and its fees with several vendors, the lawsuit said. He would later use those documents at an unnamed Santander Consumer competitor, according to the lawsuit.

The lawsuit said that Huisman’s conduct disrupted Santander Consumer’s business and harmed the company’s reputation and relationships with current and potential business partners.

Huisman’s lawyer did not respond to a request for comment. Santander Consumer declined to comment.

The Fed’s enforcement action prohibits Huisman from working for a bank without the central bank’s prior approval. Violations would open him up to further civil or criminal penalties.

[beni75]

Photos and text: @cbezerraphotos

1-. Colorful Ballonns & Fantastic Clouds

2-. Emeral Lake. Yoho National Park. British Columbia. Canada

3-. Emerald Lake. British Columbia. Canada - Fabulous Summer Alpine Lake Heaven. Canadian Rockies are the most beautiful place on Earth (in my humble opinion)

4-. Fabulous Landscape, Waterfall and a special rainbow to welcome us. Voringfossen, Norway

5-. Fabulous sunrise & the Iron Lady & the red umbrella. Paris

6-. Fabulous sunset by the iconic Casa Milá- La Pedrera-Breathtaking Gaudi's Architecture Masterpiece. Barcelona

7-. Fabulous view of Venice, one of the most unique and exquisite cities in the world

8-. Fantastic Purplelicious Sunset by the Big Ben & Westminster Bridge. London

9-. Fantastic summer day at Baker Lake with the Outstanding Mt. Shuksan View - Washington State, USA

10-. Canadian Rockies Series - Moraine Lake. Alberta, Canada

11-. Canadian Rockies Series

12-. Cancun, Mexico

13-. Canoeing in a wonderful summer day in heaven. El Nido. Palawan. The Philippines

[plethoraworldatlas]

This isn't the first time a gender reveal party has left someone dead in Mexico. In 2021, a plane meant to fly a banner announcing the gender of an expectant couple crashed and killed two individuals near the coast of the Nichupte Lagoon in Cancun. Moments after the couple saw the sign announcing their child's gender, the plane took a nosedive straight into the water. Four passengers were onboard the plane, which did a series of stunts before the reveal, but only two of them were safely recovered from the scene of the crash. That same year, as reported by USA Today, a 28-year-old man died in his New York home while working on a device that could be used for gender reveal parties exploded. The news came after a 26-year-old man from Michigan died after a small cannon exploded during a baby shower

[cubafriendly]

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"La Habana tiene la particularidad de que sus sitios turísticos más famosos no son sólo atracciones para visitantes, sino que también forman parte de la vida cotidiana de los locales.

A diferencia de otros destinos, donde las zonas turísticas están completamente desvinculadas de los residentes, en La Habana ocurre lo contrario.

Por ejemplo, cuando recorras la Plaza de la Catedral verás tanto a turistas como a cubanos que van a misa o compran en las tiendas artesanales. O si visitas el Mercado de San José, te encontrarás con los habaneros haciendo sus compras diarias.

Incluso en el icónico Malecón, los lugareños van al atardecer a conversar, besarse o pescar como parte de su día a día.

Esta fusión de turismo y vida local le da un ambiente auténtico a La Habana. Permite conocer verdaderamente cómo viven los cubanos en una ciudad llena de historia y encanto."

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[mydonkeyfeet]

I kept whooshing past this ad and ignoring it, but I paused once and read it and thought “The Smokies? That’s where I used to drive through to get to college. That looks like Gatlinburg.” And sure enough, it is Gatlinburg!

I’ve never been there, just driven past to go to college, but it never looked like there was much interesting there. And I remember stumbling upon a storytelling RPG, I think here on Tumblr, where the premise was that cool glamorous rich college students from all over the USA, including NYC and LA, all go to GATLINBURG, in rural Appalachian Tennessee, to enjoy their summer break. It still makes me laugh to think of it. I’m pretty sure the people writing it were from the UK or somewhere very very far away. They must have just stuck their finger on a map at random to choose the setting. It’s like going to the finest restaurant where you can have the best food in the world, anything at all that you can request, no limit, and you ask for a boiled potato.

(According to editing errors, it was originally supposed to be set in Cancun.)

But it’s better than those manscaping ads! So yay Gatlinburg!

[uncleasad]

[Image ID for OP: a three-column list containing 54 cities around the world, with the title “Have you visited 15?”

The cities are:

Helsinki, Stockholm, Dubrovnik Zürich, Paris, Vienna Montevideo, Bogotá, Tokyo San Jose, Melbourne, Barcelona Durban, Lisbon, Los Angeles Rio de Janeiro, Warsaw, Istanbul Munich, Buenos Aires, Edinburgh Johannesburg, Madrid, Rome London, Toronto, Copenhagen Phnom Penh, Delhi, Seoul Brussels, Busan, Auckland Panama City, Mexico City, Chicago Osaka, Ankara, Hanoi Amsterdam, Santiago, Montreal Sydney, Dublin, São Paulo Oslo, Quito, Marrakesh New York, Cancun, Milan Berlin, Athens, Prague

/end ID]

The distribution of cities is very interesting:

23½ in Europe

8½ in Asia (2 Japan, 2 Korea, 2 Indochina, 1 Indian subcontinent, 1½ Middle East, both Turkey)

3 in Africa (2 South Africa, 1 Morocco)

3 in Australia/Zealandia/Oceania (2 Australia, 1 Aotearoa New Zealand)

9 North America (3 USA, 2 Canada, 2 Mexico, *)

7 South America (2 Brazil, 1 Chile, 1 Ecuador, 1 Argentina, 1 Uruguay, 1 Colombia)

* There are two that are ambiguous from the perspective of the USA: San Jose and Panama City. They can either both be US (California and Florida), or they are the capitals of Costa Rica and Panama, respectively.

I’ve been feet-on-the-ground in 3: Paris, London, and Oslo.

I’ve been inside airports in 3: Stockholm, Copenhagen, and New York

I’ve been inside the plane during stops in 2: Chicago, Amsterdam

If it’s San Jose, CA, then I’m pretty sure that’s the airport we used for our California trip when I was 6.

So let’s round up and call it 9.

15?? More like 5.