Quintana Roo Sargassum Startups Aim for Silicon Valley Funding
Two Quintana Roo startups working to turn sargassum from an environmental crisis into commercial products will compete in the regional…
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Cozumel Maintains Air Connectivity and Strengthens Tourism With Cruises and Events: Sedetur
Cozumel's hotel occupancy is near 60%, with summer recovery expected through air connectivity, cruises, and events.
10 Mexican Beaches That Rank Among the World’s Most Beautiful
Mexico boasts several beaches recognized in international rankings by Condé Nast, Tripadvisor, and Travel + Leisure.
Tulum Mayor Seeks to Raise Property Tax Amid Economic Crisis
Tulum's government is moving to increase property taxes by updating cadastral values, drawing criticism from residents.
Mexico Army-Run Tulum Hotel Nearly Empty Despite $300 Million Investment
A 352-room hotel built by the Mexican army in Tulum remains nearly empty, with guests reporting they were the only…
Playa Del Carmen Council Approves New $154 Million Loan Amid Financial Crisis
Playa del Carmen's city council approved a new 154 million peso short-term loan, pushing total short-term debt to 251 million…
Mexican Real Estate Association Urges Homebuyers to Verify Agent Certification
AMPI warns that hiring uncertified agents increases fraud risk in property transactions.
Lawyers Push to Regulate Condo Managers Amid Fraud Surge in Quintana Roo
The Quintana Roo Bar Association proposes mandatory certification and a registry for condo administrators to combat fraud.
Community Tourism in Riviera Maya Seeks to Emerge as Alternative Amid Sargassum Crisis
Community tourism projects in Riviera Maya aim to attract visitors away from sargassum-affected beaches, but lack of promotion and connectivity…
New Clash Over Access to Chichen Itza as Artisans Reject INAH Registration
Artisans reject mandatory INAH registration at Chichen Itza, accusing the agency of lying and intimidation.