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CANCUN WELCOMES WORLD RENOWNED TRAVEL EXPERT PAULINE FROMMER

 

 

 

 

PHOTO CAPTION: (From top to bottom) Pauline Frommer visits the Interactive Aquarium in Cancun; Pauline Frommer discusses marine life and whale shark migration with Kenneth Johnson, an expert in whale sharks; Pauline Frommer swimming in an underground river at Xcaret Park; Pauline Frommer takes a spin on Mexican cuisine at the Ritz Carlton’s Culinary Institute. (Photo Credit: Cancun CVB).

 

Cancun, Mexico. July 22, 2009 – World renowned travel expert, Pauline Frommer visited the beautiful beaches of Cancun and Puerto Morelos recently, as she promoted her book Pauline Frommer’s Cancun & the Yucatan: Spend Less See More.

While in Cancun, Frommer had the opportunity to take on a diverse range of activities that the destination has to offer such as swimming with the world’s largest fishes, whale sharks, which are in season during the months of May though September. She also took cooking lessons at the Ritz Carlton’s Culinary Institute, dove into some of the most amazing cenotes (sinkholes) and explored the underground rivers at Xcaret Park.  Frommer also participated in Delphinus Trek in Xel-Ha, the only place in the world where you can actually interact underwater with dolphins using your own unique breathing device, which allows you to breathe freely.  Besides spending time in Cancun, Frommer visited the pier within the charming fishing town of Puerto Morelos where she was able to sample typical Mexican cuisine.

“I had the most amazing time in Cancun! Swimming with whale sharks is an awe-inspiring experience—they’re the largest fish in the world, averaging about 40 feet in length. It’s an experience I will never forget,” said Frommer during a television interview today.  “Cancun has some amazing deals right now, making it the prefect destination for everyone-but especially families!” said Frommer.

During her visit, Frommer met with the Cancun Convention and Visitors Bureau officials, expert tour guides, Marine Biologist Kenneth Johnson and also visited hotels of different categories for visitors with all types of budgets.

 

About Pauline Frommer

Pauline Frommer is the creator of the award winning Pauline Frommer Guidebooks, now encompassing 14 titles, including Pauline Frommer's Cancun and the Yucatan. Her books have been named "Best Guidebook of the Year" three years running by the North American Travel Journalists Association. Along with Peter Greenburg and Rick Steves, Pauline is a featured travel blogger for Bing.com. She was a contributor to the book the "Experts Guide to Babies" and has written articles that have appeared in a wide range of publications from Marie Claire to Budget Travel Magazine to Nick, Jr.

 

In other medium, Pauline has appeared numerous times on the Today Show, Live with Regis and Kelly, Good Morning America, The CBS and NBC Evening News, The O'Reilly Factor, CNN,  MSNBC, FOX and every local news show you can name. She creates and presents a weekly segment on travel destinations for CNN.com. In addition, Pauline hosts a nationally syndicated, weekly radio show on travel with her father, travel legend Arthur Frommer.

 

Pauline is married to physical therapist Mahlon Stewart and the mother of two young, but very well-traveled daughters Beatrix (age 6) and Veronica (age 10).

 

About the Mexico Tourism Board

The Mexico Tourism Board (MTB) brings together the resources of federal and state governments, municipalities and private companies to promote Mexico’s tourism attractions and destinations internationally. Created in 1999, the MTB  is  Mexico’s  tourism  promotion  agency, and its participants include members  of  both  the  private  and  public  sectors.  The MTB has offices throughout    North    America,    Europe,   Japan    and   Latin   America.  For more information on destinations and online trip bookings please go to www.visitmexico.com .

 

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