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Resorts in Mexico are giving away a vacation for two every year for the next 20 years for free

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Anna Rahmanan
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Anna Rahmanan
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In a pretty blatant effort to jump-start tourism in the area, resorts in Mexico are now offering all-inclusive vacation packages for two every year for the next 20 years—for free.

Expect to stay in awesomely beautiful four and five-star hotels in Isla Mujeres, Cancun, Cozumel, Playa del Carmen, Tulum, Puerto Morelos. and other destinations for five nights each year for the upcoming two decades. No, this is not a drill.

You've got until November 9 to enter the contest. To do so, you must be a registered Instagram or TikTok used. Once you log in, upload a video or a photo inspired by the Mexican Caribbean and tag @Come2MexicanCaribbean, using the hashtag #Come2MexicanCaribbean. Folks with the most likes, re-shares and comments will likely be selected as winners. Announcements regarding said winners will be made on November 27. You can read all about the contest's rules right here

The giveaway sounds amazing by any standard but the fact that we haven't been allowed to travel in the past six months makes the promotion that much more appealing—so we suggest you enter for a chance to win at your earliest convenience. 

In case Mexico just isn't your scene (who are you?), you should consider a trip to Costa Rica instead, one of the few countries that is currently allowing U.S. citizens in—as long as you're flying in from one these 12 states. Have you packed your bags yet?

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