Caribbean Business Council Warns of Atypical Summer as Costs Pressure Companies
Quintana Roo faces a challenging summer with lower tourism, strong peso, and rising costs, says business leader.
Laura Castillo
Tulum Hoteliers Offer Joint Effort to Revive Tourism
Hotel association reports small hotels hit hardest as occupancy drops to 15-20%, urges collaboration with government.
Mexico to Build 62,000 Affordable Homes in Quintana Roo to Tackle Housing Deficit
Infonavit plans 62,000 social-interest homes in Quintana Roo to address a 150,000-unit deficit.
Cancun University Cancels Naval Maintenance Program, Sparking Industry Concerns
The University of Technology of Cancun has suspended its Naval Maintenance program, citing low enrollment and faculty shortages.
Cozumel Cruise Tourism on Track for Historic Record in 2026
Cozumel sees 10% passenger growth, projects over 4.7 million visitors by year-end.
Bad Weather Cancels Flights From Cancun to New York, Including President Sheinbaum’s
Thirteen flights between Cancun and New York were delayed or canceled due to severe weather, including President Sheinbaum's commercial flight.
Mahahual Pushes for Open Port Access Ahead of President Sheinbaum’s Visit
Business leaders in Mahahual urge federal government to keep cruise port open to all international lines.
Municipalities Have Autonomy to Take Out Loans, Says Quintana Roo Lawmaker
Deputy Saulo Aguilar says state congress has not received reports on Playa del Carmen's financial situation.
Cancun Airport Schedules Over 500 Flights on Saturday, Signaling Peak Season Start
Cancun International Airport scheduled 509 flights for Saturday, a 12% increase from Friday, raising hopes for the start of high…
Culinary Festivals Boost Local Consumption and Aim to Strengthen Restaurant Sector in Quintana Roo
Gastronomic festivals in Quintana Roo aim to boost local consumption, support restaurants, and promote regional ingredients.