Tulum Businesses Seek Tax Relief as Tourism Slumps
Tulum businesses request municipal tax extensions due to falling tourism and sales.
Laura Castillo
Tulum to Host International Convention With Over 2,200 Attendees
Tulum will host CIMA 2026, a corporate convention with over 2,200 attendees from Mexico and abroad, boosting business tourism.
RIU Hotels Opens Riu Ventura in Cancun, Transforming Long-Abandoned Site
RIU Hotels & Resorts opens Riu Ventura in Cancun, transforming a long-abandoned site into a 705-room resort with swim-up suites…
Mexico Beekeepers Denounce Sale of Fake Honey as Natural Product
At least 30% of honey sold in Mexico is not natural but industrial substitutes, beekeepers say.
Sedetur Confident of Reversing Tulum Airport Decline by Year-End
Quintana Roo tourism officials say incentives and global recovery will restore Tulum airport connectivity.
Ultramar Employee Denies Boarding to Passenger, Causing $11,000 Loss
A Cuban musician lost his round-trip flight after a ferry employee refused to scan his ticket, citing a closed system.
Mexico Prepares Competition, New Rules for Olinia Electric Vehicle Project
Mexico's government will launch a competition to select private partners for Olinia electric vehicle production and update regulations for mini…
Lobster Fishing Season Begins in Quintana Roo
Quintana Roo's lobster fishing season starts with sustainability rules, but low prices worry fishermen.
Yucatán Lobster Season Opens With Over 2,000 Fishermen, Initial Catches Up to 30 Kilos Per Boat
More than 2,000 fishermen set out as Yucatán's lobster season begins, with initial catches of 20-30 kg per boat.
US Confirms 17.09% Tariff on Mexican Tomatoes, Threatening Price Hikes
The US International Trade Commission upheld a 17.09% tariff on Mexican tomatoes, citing ongoing harm to domestic industry.