Ben Higgins, known to many viewers from The Bachelor, hosts "I Do," a destination wedding series filmed at Paradisus Cancun. McKenzie and Josh get married over the course of the episode, and the resort handles everything around them: the suite, the meals, the cocktails, the beach, the spa. By the end, you may want the same week for yourself. You can have it. The same resort and the same suite are open to any traveler, and no wedding is required.

A Trip Where the Staff Does the Work

A destination wedding only works when the people at the center don't have to manage the details. That's also what makes an all-inclusive resort a good fit for a regular vacation. At Paradisus Cancun, nearly everything is covered by your stay, including meals, drinks, and most activities, and a few premium experiences carry an additional charge. You skip the reservations, the tab math, and the daily planning, and the staff handles the rest.

The Suite With a Plunge Pool

McKenzie and Josh stay in a suite with a private plunge pool, and you can book the same room type. Picture starting the morning with coffee at your own door and ending the afternoon with a swim before dinner. If you're traveling as a couple, it's private space away from the main pools. If you're with a friend or on your own, it's a quiet place to reset between plans.

Meals and Craft Cocktails

Food and drink get plenty of screen time in the episode, and most of what you see is part of the all-inclusive stay. The resort has multiple restaurants, so you can eat somewhere different each night. The bar program leans toward craft cocktails, which means you can order something made with care and not worry about what it costs.

An Evening in the Wine Cellar

For a night built around wine, book the wine cellar experience. A sommelier guides you through the evening, pairing each pour with a course so you can taste how the wine changes the food. The lineup includes Mexican wines, which most travelers haven't tried. Winemakers in regions like Baja California's Valle de Guadalupe have been earning medals at international competitions, including the Concours Mondial de Bruxelles. This is one of the premium experiences that may carry an additional charge, so ask about pricing when you reserve.

Dinner on the Beach

The resort can arrange a dinner on the beach, which suits an anniversary, a birthday, or any night you want to feel a little different from the rest of the week. Ask the concierge about availability when you book so you can plan around it.

Fitness Classes and the Spa

The episode shows the wellness side of the property, and you can use it too. Paradisus offers fitness classes, which helps if you like to keep a morning routine while you travel. The spa covers the opposite kind of day. Book a treatment, spend an afternoon unwinding, and leave the rest of the schedule empty.

Take the Trip

Impressed by the experience McKenzie and Josh had? You can take the same trip. Book a suite with a plunge pool at Paradisus Cancun on NextTrip, and spend your own week doing what they did on screen. It works as a romantic getaway, a trip with friends, or a stress-free vacation with nothing to organize.