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Memorial Day Weekend Vacation in Cancun

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When AJ and I spent a week+ in Cancun & Cozumel Cancun, Mexico. AJ and I stayed at the Hyatt Regency Cancun. I googled it, but in the same location now stands Hyatt Ziva Cancun, an All Inclusive Resort. A receipt shows AJ and I went to Senor Frog's on May 21, then Chichen Itza on Friday May 22. In the first photo is our concierge at Hyatt Regency. It's funny how I always had questions to ask our concierge. LOL. I have to commend her on her professionalism (in addition to her beauty). She politely declined my invitation for dinner and even just drinks. I tried. My favorite conciege ever! After taking the photo with our conciege, AJ and I took a bus through the jungle to Chichen Itza. It was at least a 2.5 hour ride since we stopped at several hotels to pick up hotel guests. We got to Chichen Itza after 12 noon, I believe. It was hot. Not Dubai HOTTT, but jungle hot. Here's a photo of me in front of the Temple of Kukulcan, or El Castillo. This is the main strucure at Chic...

Proud Pinoy in Cozumel, Mexico. Kayumanggi as they come!

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Flashback to my Cancun/Cozumel vacation Cozumel, Quintana Roo, Mexico: I get brown when I'm in the sun. Proud Pilipino always. How now brown cow -- or make that brown carabao! Photo credit: Ajay Santos Join us & help build a Fil-Am online community. Please leave a comment, and  click to follow our website  www.pinoybuilt.com. Join one of our sites in California: Los Angeles , Sacramento ,  San Diego , San Francisco ,  San Jose  or Vallejo . Click on a tag below to browse.

Spartan Cruise Day 4. Ziplining in Ensenada

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Ensenada, Mexico • February 2024. Spartan Cruise Day 4: Hogan Spartans Class of 1985 go ziplining in Ensenada, Mexico. Hogan Spartans, cruise, Ensenada, Mexico, ziplining, Filipino American, Glenn Pingol, Vallejo, kapatiran, fil-am. Ensenada, Mexico • February 2024 Spartan Cruise Day 4: Ziplining in Ensenada The Hogan Spartans Class of '85 take on the ziplines of Ensenada, Mexico — because Spartan spirit doesn't stop at the water's edge. Day 4 — Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico. • Photos © Glenn Pingol / PinoyBuilt contributors. Day 4 of the Hogan Spartans reunion cruise brought the crew to Ensenada, Baja California — and they didn't spend it at the dock. The Class of '85 hit the ziplines, proving once again that the Spartan spirit doesn't slow down with the years. ★ Did You Know? Ensenada is one of the most visited cruise ports on the Pacific Coast, drawing over 1 ...

I hope to watch a FIFA World Cup match at Levi's Stadium in 2026!

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The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be jointly hosted by the United States, Mexico and Canada. The tournament, which will be the largest ever with 48 participating teams and 80 games, is expected to have record high attendance. To host the competition’s games, 16 world-class stadiums have been selected across North America. Of these, 3 are located in Mexico, 11 are in the United States and 2 are in Canada. They consist of some of the largest and most expensive stadiums in the world, with advanced technology, huge video displays and enormous seating capacities. By 2026, they will serve as a top-class venues to host the beautiful game on its largest stage! Your #FIFAWorldCup 2026 Host Cities: 🇺🇸Atlanta 🇺🇸Boston 🇺🇸Dallas 🇲🇽Guadalajara 🇺🇸Houston 🇺🇸Kansas City 🇺🇸Los Angeles 🇲🇽Mexico City 🇺🇸Miami 🇲🇽Monterrey 🇺🇸New York / New Jersey 🇺🇸Philadelphia 🇺🇸San Francisco Bay Area 🇺🇸Seattle 🇨🇦Toronto 🇨🇦Vancouver — FIFA World Cup (@FIFAWorldCup) June 16, 2022 Santa Clara ...

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