Kenia Os Concert Raises Questions About Spending Priorities in Playa del Carmen
The announcement of a free Kenia Os concert marking Playa del Carmen’s 33rd anniversary has sparked a debate over municipal…
Laura Castillo
Tulum Ride-Hailing Crackdowns Expose Ongoing Mobility Dispute
Ride-hailing drivers in Tulum say they are facing a new wave of enforcement actions by state mobility authorities, including vehicle…
Isla Mujeres Welcomes Over 20,000 Daily Visitors as Summer Season Begins
Isla Mujeres welcomed over 20,000 daily visitors over the weekend as the 2026 summer vacation season began.
Cancún Gas Station Again Has Most Expensive Magna Gasoline in Mexico, Profeco Says
A Cancún gas station was identified as selling the most expensive Magna gasoline in Mexico for the fourth time, at…
Entrepreneurs Face Severe Bureaucracy, Heavy Tax Burden in Quintana Roo
Entrepreneurs in Quintana Roo struggle with persistent bureaucracy and a tax burden that consumes up to 55% of revenue.
15 Restaurants Close in Quintana Roo as Industry Faces Severe Downturn
Fifteen restaurants closed in Quintana Roo in the first half of 2026, with customer traffic down 50% and 20% of…
Quintana Roo Has Twice as Many Notaries Per Capita as Mexico City, Analysis Finds
Quintana Roo has 6.24 notaries per 100,000 people, compared to Mexico City's 2.71, according to a new analysis.
Mexico’s SAT Launches Express Audits Targeting Fake Invoices: What Businesses Must Know
Mexico's tax authority now has a fast-track audit process for suspected fake invoicing, giving businesses just five days to respond.
Business Alliance in Quintana Roo Aims to Shield Local Economy From Tourism Slowdown
Coparmex, Náuticos and SKAL sign agreement to boost internal consumption and retain spending in Quintana Roo.
Cancun Nautical Sector Warns of Closures if Summer Operations Don’t Reach 70%
Cancun's nautical sector warns of possible business closures if summer operations fail to reach 70% by fall.