Tulum Residents Petition for Lower Electricity Rates, Seek Tariff Reclassification
Residents of Tulum are pushing for a change in electricity tariff from 1B to 1C to reduce bills.
Laura Castillo
Cancun Airport Sees Gradual Decline in Flights During Peak Season
Cancun International Airport reports 430 flights on Tuesday, down from 509 on Saturday, amid peak summer season.
Over 500 Boat Operators in Southern Quintana Roo Trained in Safety Protocols
More than 500 boat operators from Bacalar, Chetumal Bay, Mahahual and Xcalak received safety training.
Tulum Businessman Urges Objective Reporting to Protect Destination’s Image
Helbert Belmont says exaggerated reports of crime and economic crisis hurt Tulum's tourism and calls for balanced coverage.
Workers Demand Better Labor Conditions in Playa del Carmen
Grocery store workers in Playa del Carmen protested Monday, demanding better conditions and an end to alleged harassment.
Cancún Tax Experts Warn of Fraudulent Invoicing Schemes as SAT Cracks Down
Tax experts in Cancún warn that using fake invoices can result in fines and prison time as SAT tightens enforcement.
Playa del Carmen in Freefall: Tourism Crisis, Sargasso Seaweed, and a Municipal Government Out of Touch
Playa del Carmen faces a severe tourism downturn, sargasso infestation, and public anger over municipal spending.
Mexican Caribbean Faces Challenge of Filling 161,000 Hotel Rooms
Quintana Roo's tourism sector grapples with low occupancy amid sargassum, currency shifts, and competition.
Free Entry to Jaguar Park Takes Effect for Mexican Nationals
New fees and tax incentives for Tulum archaeological zone and national park take effect July 20.
Quintana Roo Signs $12 Million Solar Energy Deal With Serfimex Capital
Quintana Roo and Serfimex Capital sign a 1 billion peso deal to finance solar and battery storage projects for businesses.