World Cup Broadcast Fees Squeeze Restaurants, Threaten Viewing Parties
High FIFA licensing costs force small Cancun eateries to reconsider showing World Cup matches.
Breaking News from Cancun, the Riviera Maya and the Yucatan Peninsula
High FIFA licensing costs force small Cancun eateries to reconsider showing World Cup matches.
A new report reveals Airbnb operates in 59% of Mexican municipalities, converting homes into tourist rentals and worsening the housing…
Mexico's demographic shift ends the 'demographic bonus,' pushing for more women in the workforce and later retirement.
Merida ranks 10th nationally with 6,662 Airbnb listings, as short-term rentals surge across Mexico.
Hotel bookings in Cancun for the World Cup show stark contrasts, with some chains reporting 15% below normal summer levels.
Playa del Carmen will host the 2026 National Employment Fair for Diversity and Labor Inclusion on June 10.
Tulum's city hall launches a program to address business complaints and provide personalized support to local merchants.
Mexico's tourism ministry launched the 'Mexico Invita' app with 290 fan routes and World Cup guides for the 2026 tournament.
Concessionaires warn of possible service disruption if overdue payments are not resolved soon.
Playaparq says 103 parking spaces removed for Avenue 10 renovations have not been relocated after eight months.