Two-Thirds of Yucatán’s Working-Age Population Lacks Decent Work, Report Finds
1.1 million people in Yucatán lack decent work, with high rates of informal employment, low pay, and no union representation.
Laura Castillo
Worker Alleges Labor Exploitation at Playa del Carmen Restaurant
A worker has publicly accused a Playa del Carmen restaurant of labor exploitation, including 18-hour shifts and wage theft.
Sargassum Seaweed Challenges Repeat Tourism in Akumal
Persistent sargassum and low season keep Akumal tourist numbers at 35-40% of typical summer levels.
Quintana Roo Lobster Catch Reaches 50 Tons but Commercialization Struggles
Fishermen in Quintana Roo have caught 50 tons of live lobster, but high prices and low demand hinder local sales.
Fuel Price Hikes in Quintana Roo Threaten Nautical Tourism Sector
Rising fuel prices in Quintana Roo could force nautical operators to raise tourist rates, hurting competitiveness.
Around 70 Businesses Close in Tulum Amid Economic Challenges and Extortion Reports
Nearly 70 establishments in Tulum have temporarily or permanently closed due to economic pressures, high rents, and alleged extortion.
Quintana Roo Achieves Highest Credit Rating in History, Governor Announces
HR Ratings upgrades Quintana Roo's credit to HR AA-, the state's best ever, citing fiscal discipline and revenue growth.
Tulum Offers Tax Breaks to Aid Businesses in Slow Months
Tulum, Quintana Roo — Mayor Diego Castañón Trejo announced Monday that he will present a...
Back-to-School Supply Lists Arrive Early in Quintana Roo, Stretching Family Budgets
Summer vacation isn't over, but Quintana Roo parents already face school supply lists costing up to 4,000 pesos per child.
US Travel to Mexico Declines as Americans Choose Europe and Asia
US tourists are increasingly choosing Europe and Asia over Mexico, posing a challenge for destinations like Quintana Roo.