An incredible 135-day peace voyage from Cozumel to Greece and back, visiting 12 ports in the U.S. and Europe, comes to a close today.

The Zamná will be welcomed home to Cozumel this afternoon after a journey of some 12,800 miles (20,600 km).

The essence of the dream voyage was beautiful in its simplicity: to take a child from the Mayan homelands of Mexico half-way across the world to meet his kindred in Greece, cradle of another of the world's great civilizations.

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Carnival fever is rising again as the dates were confirmed for the 2010 event, last week.

At the presentation of Carnival King and Queen candidates, organizers said the biggest 4 nights of parades will be from Saturday, February 13th, to Tuesday, February 16th, 2010.

The main Carnival events will start on January 23rd, with the reception of the newly elected 2010 King and Queen.

Cozumel's first ever Ironman endurance competition met with spectacular success, at the end of last month.

Almost 2,000 athletes from 37 countries swam, cycled and ran past thousands of cheering islanders and tourists.

The first new direct flight from Toronto touched down in Cozumel, today.

Canadian airline, WestJet, will continue to fly twice a week from Toronto to Cozumel throughout the winter season.

The Oasis of the Seas, the world's largest cruise ship, was delivered to its homeport in Florida, last week.

The new record-breaking vessel from Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines sets sail on Caribbean cruises next month and will first visit Cozumel Island on December 16th.