World Cup 2026 Fails to Boost Tourism in Mexican Caribbean as Hotel Occupancy Dips Below 60%
Hotel occupancy in Quintana Roo remains below 60% despite World Cup 2026, as airline shifts reduce flights from the US.
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Hotel occupancy in Quintana Roo remains below 60% despite World Cup 2026, as airline shifts reduce flights from the US.
The state security secretary says crime is declining despite a weekend attack on a seafood restaurant.
Environmental activists allege the Paradisus Meliá hotel destroyed protected mangroves to expand guest areas.
A large fire at a Cancun bus depot destroyed four buses and a van; 10 people evacuated, no injuries.
A temporary border closure with Belize caused miles-long traffic jams and stranded hundreds of families in Chetumal.
A newly opened seafood restaurant in Playa del Carmen became the scene of a deadly armed attack Sunday night, renewing…
Mexican agribusinesses expect the US to propose seasonal restrictions on fruit and vegetable imports during the USMCA review.
State officials say no environmental contingency declared despite massive sargassum influx affecting beaches in Playa del Carmen, Tulum, and Mahahual.
Tulum faces a housing crisis as 80% of homes cater to tourists, leaving locals without affordable options.
Cozumel International Airport's renovation is 70% complete, aiming to boost passenger capacity by a third.
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