Quintana Roo Invests 6 Million Pesos in Sugarcane Sector
The state government allocates funds for fuel aid and social security payments for sugarcane workers.
Laura Castillo
Cancun Tourism Secretary Refuses to Estimate Summer Visitor Numbers, Awaits July Data
Cancun's tourism secretary says it's too early to project summer visitor numbers, citing World Cup and seat availability.
Mahahual’s Only Gas Station Suspends Service, Leaving Town Without Fuel
The only gas station in Mahahual closed due to an administrative issue, leaving residents and tourists with no fuel for…
Hoteliers Launch Tulum Renace Program to Revive Tourism After Visitor Decline
Hoteliers launch Tulum Renace with 10 strategic points to reverse tourism slump at the archaeological zone.
Two Iconic Hard Rock Hotels in Cancún and Vallarta Close for Renovations
Hard Rock Hotel Cancún and Hard Rock Hotel Vallarta pause operations for renovations, reopening in December.
Cancun Market Vendors Boost Hygiene Measures Amid Heat Wave and ‘Explosive Diarrhea’ Alerts
Cancun street market vendors are reinforcing hygiene measures due to a heat wave and gastrointestinal infection alerts, with sales down…
Quintana Roo Tourism Registrations Surge to Match Full-Year 2025 Total by Mid-2026
The state's tourism registry hit 3,369 inscriptions in the first half of 2026, equaling all of last year.
Mexican Caribbean Hoteliers Welcome Federal Plan to Combat Sargassum After Years of Bearing Costs
Hoteliers in Quintana Roo applaud President Sheinbaum's comprehensive sargassum strategy, which includes Navy involvement and shared responsibility.
Plans To Connect Resort Guests With Local Communities And Businesses
Municipal tourism officials are developing new ways to encourage visitors staying at all-inclusive resorts to spend more time and money…
Playa Del Carmen Plans Eight Food Events To Increase Local Spending
Playa del Carmen’s municipal government is working with the city’s Gastronomic Committee to organize eight food-related events intended to bring…