Quintana Roo Chocolate Promoted as New Icon of the Mexican Caribbean
Producers aim to position Quintana Roo chocolate as a signature gastronomic product of the Mexican Caribbean.
Laura Castillo
Tulum Hoteliers Consider Seasonal Closures Over Unsustainable Sargassum Costs
Tulum hoteliers may operate only outside sargassum season due to soaring cleanup costs and low occupancy.
Restaurant’s Street Seating Raises Public-Space Questions In Downtown Playa del Carmen
Outdoor tables and other restaurant furniture placed on Calle 24 have prompted complaints from residents who are questioning whether a…
Pato Merlín, Viral World Cup Duck, Launches Sneaker Line and Video Game
The viral duck from the 2026 World Cup now has his own sneaker collection and mobile game, with proceeds benefiting…
Mystery Aircraft Triggers Questions Off Tulum Coast
A plane with no registration and a transponder alert was tracked flying off Tulum, sparking speculation.
Summer Vacation and Heat Slash Sales Up to 60% at Cancún Street Markets
Cancún's outdoor markets see 60% sales drop as residents flee and heat keeps shoppers away.
Power Outage in Playa del Carmen Leaves Thousands Without Electricity for Five Hours
A CFE power outage lasting five hours affected four neighborhoods in Playa del Carmen, sparking resident frustration.
Isla Mujeres Secures Fifth Consecutive Blue Flag, Platinum Beach Certifications
Isla Mujeres earns fifth Blue Flag and Platinum Beach certifications for Playa Norte and Playa Centro.
Quintana Roo Invests 6 Million Pesos in Sugarcane Sector
The state government allocates funds for fuel aid and social security payments for sugarcane workers.
Cancun Tourism Secretary Refuses to Estimate Summer Visitor Numbers, Awaits July Data
Cancun's tourism secretary says it's too early to project summer visitor numbers, citing World Cup and seat availability.