Quintana Roo Aims to Boost Sport Fishing With Federal Permit Revenue
Quintana Roo will retain federal sport fishing permit fees to fund promotion, tournaments, and infrastructure.
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Women Lead 42% of Businesses in Quintana Roo, Official Says
Women head 42% of economic establishments in Quintana Roo, according to state officials.
General Motors to Produce Aveo and Groove in Mexico After China Tariffs
GM will invest $1 billion to produce Aveo and Groove in Mexico, shifting production from China amid new tariffs.
Nautical Operators Warn World Cup Could Reduce Conventional Tourism in Cancun
Nautical association president says World Cup flights may displace regular tourists, hurting local economy.
Yucatán Faces Environmental Pressure From Real Estate Boom, Pig Farms, and Deforestation; Launches ‘Herencia Maya’ Project
Yucatán launches 'Herencia Maya' to protect over 581,000 hectares amid water scarcity, mangrove loss, and deforestation.
Mexico Issues Ebola Travel Warning for Congo and Uganda
Mexico and the US advise against non-essential travel to Congo and Uganda amid an Ebola outbreak with 390 suspected cases.
Tulum to Ban Swimming and Close Encounters With Crocodiles After ‘Panchito’ Attack
Tulum officials will restrict swimming and close encounters with crocodiles after a crocodile named Panchito attacked a visitor.
Bacalar Ejido Members Seek Governor’s Help to Resolve INAH Land Compensation Dispute at Ichkabal
Ejido members in Bacalar ask Governor Mara Lezama to mediate with INAH over unpaid land compensation for the Ichkabal archaeological…
Isla Mujeres Promotes Religious Tourism at International Symposium
Mayor Atenea Gómez Ricalde presented Isla Mujeres' vision for religious freedom and tourism at a symposium in Cancún.
Chetumal Opens New Maritime Portal to Boost Tourism
Governor Mara Lezama inaugurated the Portal Marítimo de Chetumal, a renovated pier with a monumental arch and LED light show.