Mr. Caruso, Meet Mr. Escobar

As a journalist, I have a mordid delight in typos found in other publications. And my current favorite even happens to be travel related, so I can unabashedly include it here. From last Sunday's New York Times Travel section comes the following correction:

"A report in the In Transit column on March 12 about the Casa Magna resort on the Riviera Maya in Mexico misstated the name of the Daniel Defoe literary character invoked in a description of the resort's rooms. He is Robinson Crusoe, not Caruso. The column also misspelled the name of the native country of Pablo Escobar, a known drug lord who once owned the property. He was Colombian, not Columbian."