Employers Seek to Cut Lunch Breaks as Mexico Weighs 40-Hour Week
Mexico City — A proposal to reduce Mexico’s standard workweek from 48 hours to 40...
More Inclusive and All-Fun Inclusive Concepts Aim to Extend Tourist Stays in the Mexican Caribbean
Two premium all-inclusive concepts from Mexico's Caribbean aim to extend tourist stays with luxury, ecotourism and unlimited activities.
Widow of Worker Killed in Aqua Collapse Demands Justice
The family of Mauricio Palomino Barcelata is demanding a full investigation into the construction collapse that killed him in Cancun.
Tulum Fair Organizer Faces New Complaints Over Unpaid Wages
Workers and vendors say a Tulum fair organizer owes about 70,000 pesos in unpaid wages and services.
Quintana Roo Performs First Robotic Surgeries at Cancún General Hospital
Quintana Roo launched robotic surgery with two successful gallbladder operations at Cancún General Hospital, using the VERSIUS system.
Tulum Tourism Crisis Deepens as Ancient Site Loses 185,000 Visitors
Tulum's economic crisis deepens as hotel closures mount and the archaeological zone loses nearly 185,000 visitors in six months.
Concrete Truck Nearly Tips Over in Playa del Carmen, Damages Parked Truck
A concrete truck nearly tipped over in Playa del Carmen, damaging a parked pickup. No injuries were reported.
Man Detained After Car Break-In Attempt at Playa del Carmen Walmart
A man was detained in Playa del Carmen after shoppers caught him allegedly trying to break into a car in…
Man Bound Over for Trial in Cancun Aggravated Robbery Case
A man faces trial on aggravated robbery charges after electronics and cash were stolen from two people at a Cancun…
Tulum Faces Challenges but Retains Appeal as Unique Destination, Hotel Leader Says
Tulum's hotel leader says the destination remains unique despite sargassum and perception challenges, with an optimistic outlook for year-end occupancy.