ISAPS Body Masters July 3-5, 2026 in Barcelona, Spain
Welcome to Cancun, a tropical paradise that combines nature, adventure, and culture. As you prepare for the ISAPS World Congress 2026 in Cancun, Mexico, please make sure you read through the travel information below to ensure a smooth and enjoyable visit.
Please see below a compiled list of some frequently asked questions you may need answered while planning your travels to join us at ISAPS World Congress 2026 in Cancun, Mexico.
Visa requirements for visiting Mexico vary depending on the traveler's country of origin.
You can find the complete list of requirements, as well as detailed procedures for obtaining a visa, on the official website of the National Institute of Migration (INM).
Additionally, this independent resource may be helpful if you are unsure about your visa requirements.
Important
It is the responsibility of each delegate to:
Local buses and taxis are available throughout Cancun in order to get around. For more information on getting from the airport to the Convention Center please see our Venue & Transport Page.
The official currency in Cancun is the Mexican Peso (MXN), but many accept major credit cards and U.S. dollars. You can check the exchange rate here.
Spanish is the official language in Cancun, however, English is widely spoken as well.
Cancun time is consistent with UTC-5.
Cancun has a tropical climate. In October, you can expect sunshine, high humidity, and some occasional rain showers, typically followed by sunny skies. We recommend packing for hot weather - light, cotton clothing and sun cream - as well as an umbrella/rain jacket.
Please be aware, mosquitos are very common in Cancun. We advise wearing bug repellent while outside.
ISAPS has compiled the following general safety information related to Cancun hotel zone - the location of our World Congress. Please refer to your local government regulations and recommendations with respect to advice on travel from your country of residence to any overseas conference destination.
Cancun operates as a stable and well-managed tourism destination with normal airport, hotel, and transportation services.
Authorities maintain a strong security presence, particularly in the Hotel Zone, airports, and major tourist areas.
Cancun is one of Mexico’s most established and heavily protected international conference and tourism destinations, classified as “Exercise Increased Caution” by the U.S. Department of State (other exercise increased caution cities are: London, Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Tokyo, Bangkok, Abu Dhabi, among others).
As in any major cities around the world, travelers should remain aware of their surroundings, follow local and organizer guidance, and avoid unnecessary risks, particularly late at night and outside designated tourist areas.
Cancun benefits from visible National Guard and Tourism Police patrols in key visitor areas, such as the hotel zone where the ISAPS World Congress is located.
All conference venues and partner hotels have professional security protocols in place. The hotel zone, where the ISAPS Congress will be held, is among the most closely monitored areas, with police patrols, controlled access, and private security at hotels and convention centers.
Our local event partners maintain direct communication with authorities to ensure attendee safety.
Emergency contact details and on-site support will be provided upon check-in.
The same measures you’d take in any major tourist destination (watch belongings, be mindful at night, use registered taxis, etc.) apply here.
Cancún is a secure and well-prepared destination for international congresses. Delegates who stay in official accommodations, use authorized transportation, and follow standard personal safety practices can expect a safe and comfortable experience.
