Tulum Fishing Cooperative to Mark 45th Anniversary With Leadership Change
Tulum's oldest fishing cooperative will celebrate 45 years on June 23 with a board election and a look back at…
Laura Castillo
Tulum Hoteliers Seek to Lower Entry Fees at Parque del Jaguar
Hoteliers in Tulum are negotiating with park administrators to reduce entrance costs and boost tourism.
Horse-Drawn Carriage Dispute in Cozumel Sparks Conflict Over Pier Access and Animal Welfare
A dispute between carriage operators in Cozumel over pier access and the use of horses has escalated, with one company…
Vacation Rental Rates in Tulum Drop Up to 28% Amid Oversupply of Condos
Vacation rental demand in Tulum has fallen 15-28% due to an oversupply of condos, intensifying competition among owners.
Mexico Businesses Face Fines Up to 29 Million Pesos for Unauthorized 2026 World Cup Broadcasts
FIFA and Mexico's IMPI warn businesses against unauthorized broadcasts of 2026 World Cup matches, with fines up to 29 million…
US and Canadian Tourists Lead Arrivals to Isla Mujeres, Sedetur Reports
US and Canadian tourists top Isla Mujeres arrivals in 2025, with 61.7% hotel occupancy in May.
Profeco Warns: What Airlines and Hotels Must Pay You If They Change Your 2026 World Cup Booking
Mexico's consumer protection agency outlines compensation rights for flight delays, cancellations, and hotel changes during the 2026 World Cup.
Tulum Boosts Tourism Offer With Travel Agency Partnership
Tulum hosts strategic meeting with AMAV and businesses to strengthen international promotion and competitiveness.
Quintana Roo Airports Implement Preventive Measures Amid Ebola Outbreak
Health officials set up sanitary filters at airports in Quintana Roo as a precaution against the Ebola outbreak in Africa.
Military-Run Tourism Projects in Mexico Post Losses, Business Sector Warns
Business leaders say military management of tourism infrastructure like the Maya Train and Tulum airport is yielding financial losses.