Legislative Push for ‘Barrio Mágico’ Designation Gains Momentum
Architects and lawmakers in Quintana Roo are drafting legislation to create regulated 'Barrio Mágico' districts to boost tourism.
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Architects and lawmakers in Quintana Roo are drafting legislation to create regulated 'Barrio Mágico' districts to boost tourism.
Aguakan reports progress on the second stage of the Beach Collector project in Playa del Carmen, with 47 meters of…
Cancun hotel association says it won't seek emergency declaration for sargassum, but will work with state on funding.
Playaparq proposed raising parking meter rates to fund a digital ticket system, but the city council rejected any increase.
Massive sargassum arrivals on Mexican Caribbean beaches are blamed for a drop in visitors to Tulum's Regional Museum of the…
Quintana Roo invests 2 million pesos in artificial insemination and embryo transfer for 50 livestock producers.
Playa del Carmen held its 16th Municipal Job Fair, offering over 660 vacancies from 11 companies.
A Tulum entrepreneur says falling tourism is forcing small businesses to close, allowing large developers to buy properties cheaply.
Real estate sales in the Riviera Maya have slowed, with residential tourism units seeing up to a 15% drop.
While 90% of Mexican gas stations sell regular fuel under 24 pesos, Cancún stations charge over 25 pesos.