The Cozumel and Isla Mujeres maps were printed in May of 2009 (click here to view the printing process).
Cancun and Chichen Itza
were last printed in
December of 2008.
Riviera Maya and Playa del Carmen were last updated in
the Spring of 2008.

2. Update to the Playa del Carmen map
We have begun rough drafts on the look of the new map. Playa is always a difficult project because there are so many small hotels and restaurants in such a small area. Right now it looks as though we may have a total of one large map and two small maps for Playa del Carmen, plus another small map for Playacar.
We will start the actual updating of Playa this fall after hurricane season, so it probably won't be available until 2010.
3. Update to the Riviera Maya map
This year we are going to offer a large Riviera Maya map that shows hotels on one side and attractions on the other. There will also be a small map that shows Xcaret park and Xel-Ha park. The big difference will be that the cities of Akumal, Puerto Aventuras, Puerto Morelos, and Tulum will each have their own map. The Riviera Maya map will come with one of these city maps or available as a package with all of the cities included.
4. Update to the Airport map
There won't be many changes on this product; if you have any suggestions on ways to make it even better we'd love to hear from you.
Now that the Isla Mujeres and Cozumel maps have been updated we have
four
projects in the works.
1. A new Web site.
Our current site was constructed over the last eight years. The overall design does not match throughout and there are definitely a few pages that need updating.
The new site will feature:
• An entirely new design (see example below).
• An updated and improved hotel locator section (with new aerial photos that we plan on taking this fall).
• Organized table of contents (more like a magazine
format).
• And we hope to have the pages available
in a PDF format so you can easily print it (we also hope to have it available in a magazine format so you can purchase it already printed and nicely bound).
What are we working on now?
Perry and Laura McFarlin (also known as Map Chick) have been traveling the Yucatan for over 20 years. In 1998 we began sharing our love of Cancun and the Caribbean of Mexico through our maps (which are actually complete travel guides).
There is NO advertising in our guides, we actually dine at restaurants and pay for our meals; this way we can bring you honest reviews and recommendations. You'll find that our guides cater toward the middle-class traveler. We show you moderately priced restaurants, some inexpensive places that YOU MUST VISIT, and how to dine at some of the most elegant places on a budget.
If for any reason you are not overwhelmed by any of our products, simply return them for a full refund of your purchase price.