Tren Maya Cargo Locomotives Begin Testing in Yucatan
Five Wabtec ES44AC locomotives begin dynamic tests in Yucatan as part of the Tren Maya cargo service.
Tulum Archaeological Site Guides Report 50% Drop in Services
Certified tour guides at Tulum's archaeological site say demand for their services has fallen by half.
Tulum Seeks to Boost Tourism Promotion After Tianguis Turístico 2026 Agreements
Tulum officials announced new alliances and a 70% homicide reduction after the Tianguis Turístico 2026.
Nichupté Bridge Opens to Traffic in Cancún, First Vehicles Cross at Dawn
The Nichupté Bridge in Cancún opened to vehicles, cyclists, and tourists at dawn, promising shorter travel times.
Quintana Roo Deploys 150 Navy Troops, 7,500 Meters of New Sargassum Barriers
Cancun — In response to the early arrival of sargassum seaweed on the coasts of...
‘That Was No Animal’: Man Recalls Encounter With ‘Sincinito’ in Quintana Roo Jungle
A man describes a 1990s encounter with a large hominid known as the Sincinito in the jungle between Muyil and…
Maya Community in Dzitnup Defies Yucatan Governor Over Cenote Control
Dzitnup residents reject state takeover of Xkeken and Samula cenotes, demanding local management.
Cuban Man Charged With Drug Sales at Cancun Park, Also Linked to Assault
A Cuban man was charged with drug dealing at Las Palapas park and linked to an assault on a woman.
Margaritaville at Sea Paradise Makes First Call in Cozumel With Over 1,300 Passengers
The Margaritaville at Sea Paradise docked in Cozumel for the first time, carrying over 1,300 passengers and crew.
Profepa Confirms Removal of 41,000 Pigs From Yucatan Farm After Definitive Closure
Mexico's environmental agency confirms the removal of 41,570 pigs from a Yucatan farm after a definitive closure order.