Mexican Caribbean Hotels Split on World Cup Bookings as Some Chains Lag Expectations
Hotel bookings in Cancun for the World Cup show stark contrasts, with some chains reporting 15% below normal summer levels.
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Cancun Construction Collapse Kills Two, Exposes Corruption and Lax Oversight
A structure collapse at Residencial Aqua in Cancun killed two and injured seven, revealing systemic corruption and failed oversight.
Playa Del Carmen to Host National Employment Fair for Diversity and Inclusion in 2026
Playa del Carmen will host the 2026 National Employment Fair for Diversity and Labor Inclusion on June 10.
Tulum City Hall Responds to Complaints, Offers Support to Local Businesses
Tulum's city hall launches a program to address business complaints and provide personalized support to local merchants.
Mexico Launches ‘Mexico Invita’ App for 2026 World Cup Fans
Mexico's tourism ministry launched the 'Mexico Invita' app with 290 fan routes and World Cup guides for the 2026 tournament.
Va y Ven Bus Service in Merida at Risk as Concessionaires Claim $189 Million in Unpaid Funds
Concessionaires warn of possible service disruption if overdue payments are not resolved soon.
Playaparq Still Waiting for Relocation of 103 Parking Spaces Removed for Avenue 10 Works
Playaparq says 103 parking spaces removed for Avenue 10 renovations have not been relocated after eight months.
Mexico Transferred Thousands of Hectares to Army for Maya Train, Report Says
The Mexican government transferred thousands of hectares of ejido and private land to the army for the Maya Train project…
Journalists Union Proposes Law to Protect Reporters in Quintana Roo Amid Rising Violence
A journalists' union in Quintana Roo has proposed a state law to protect reporters, citing slow federal response to threats.
Holbox to Transform Waste Into Clean Energy With Thermal Valorization Project
Holbox will convert urban solid waste into electricity through a thermal valorization project, becoming a national circular economy model.