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.
Laura Castillo
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.
Playa del Carmen Lands New La Isla Shopping Center
Playa del Carmen is set to receive a major new commercial development with the announced arrival of a “La Isla”…
Mexican Beach Destinations Poised for Tourism Boom Ahead of 2026 World Cup
Cancún, Los Cabos, Riviera Maya and Puerto Vallarta are among the most searched Mexican beaches by foreign tourists ahead of…
Morgan Stanley Says Mexico Can Boost Its Own Economy Beyond US Trade
Morgan Stanley analysts say Mexico's economic future hinges on domestic reforms and investment, not just trade with the US.
Mexican Caribbean Hoteliers Warn Future Depends on Sustainability and Identity
Hotel leaders say Tulum, Cancún, Riviera Maya must prioritize authenticity and urban planning over rapid growth.