Tulum’s Vertical Housing Bust Offers Lessons for Developers Eyeing Other Mexican Markets
Tulum's saturated vertical housing market serves as a cautionary tale for developers targeting cities with stronger long-term fundamentals.
Ana Reyes
Tulum Councilor Sparks Outrage With Private Jet Video
A Tulum councilor faces backlash after posting a video of himself on a private jet.
Environmental Group Warns of Risks to Over 100 Km of Caves and Underground Rivers in Tulum
Environmental group Sélvame warns that infrastructure projects in Tulum could damage over 100 km of caves and underground rivers.
Mexico Establishes Committee to Protect Maya Forest With Mesoamerican Biomes Project
Mexico's National Forestry Commission launched a state technical committee to coordinate conservation of the Maya Forest.
Holbox Stays Sargassum-Free as Hoteliers Pin Hopes on Whale Shark Season
Holbox remains free of sargassum thanks to natural barriers, while hoteliers expect a tourism boost from the whale shark season.
Quintana Roo Shipyard 80% Complete, Set to Boost Caribbean Nautical Industry
A new shipyard in Quintana Roo, 80% complete, will serve up to 150 vessels and cut maintenance costs significantly.
Yaxché Residents Demand 140 Million Pesos in Compensation for Tren Maya Impacts
About 50 residents of Yaxché protested in Mérida, demanding 140 million pesos in compensation for land used by the Tren…
Loltun Caves in Yucatan Could Reopen in 2026 After Nearly Six Years Closed
Yucatan's Loltun Caves may reopen in 2026 after nearly six years, pending final approvals and lighting installation.
14th Ocean Festival Unveils Mural in Puerto Morelos
The 14th Ocean Festival inaugurated a commemorative mural in Puerto Morelos, followed by a beach and mangrove cleanup.
Narco Banner Targets Playa del Carmen Mayor as Violence Escalates
A narco banner directly threatening Mayor Estefanía Mercado appeared in Playa del Carmen, followed by arson and a Molotov attack.