Federal Government Reports Progress in Fight Against Organized Crime
Mexican authorities report significant reductions in homicides and major drug seizures in organized crime crackdown.
Breaking News from Cancun, the Riviera Maya and the Yucatan Peninsula
Mexican authorities report significant reductions in homicides and major drug seizures in organized crime crackdown.
Tulum authorities introduced Colonel Pedro Hernández as the new Defense National chief to enhance security coordination.
Cozumel prepares for its fifth Mexican Caribbean Gastronomic Festival, expecting over 7,000 attendees with coconut as the featured ingredient.
Mexico has launched an electronic visa for Brazilian tourists, allowing stays of up to 180 days in Quintana Roo.
80% of tour sales in Playa del Carmen now occur online, leading to increased fraud reports.
Authorities in Quintana Roo exchange toy weapons for educational toys to discourage violence among children.
Cancun Bullring denies two concerts promoted online, warning they could be fraudulent scams.
Fonatur has submitted three environmental impact assessments for the electrification of the Maya Train's Mérida-Cancún section.
Royal Caribbean could face $4 million in fines for violating environmental closure orders at its Perfect Day project in Mahahual.
Sargazo collected from Cancún's beaches will be disposed of at the same site this year, officials said.