Tulum Residents Reach Agreement With Authorities Over Telecom Antenna Relocation
After weeks of protests, Tulum residents and officials agree to move a telecom antenna to a sports complex and launch…
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ExpHotel Cancún Opens With 500 Exhibitors, International Attendance
The 29th ExpHotel Cancún opened with 500 companies, international buyers, and a focus on solar energy.
US Forced Labor Tariffs Exempt T-MEC-Compliant Goods, Mexico Says
Mexico says US proposed 10% tariffs on forced labor goods will not apply to products meeting T-MEC rules.
Tulum Boosts Tourism Offer With Travel Agency Partnership
Tulum hosts strategic meeting with AMAV and businesses to strengthen international promotion and competitiveness.
Controversial Mayakoba Housing Megaproject Resurfaces in Playa del Carmen
A 460-unit housing development in Playa del Carmen's fragile jungle faces renewed scrutiny as developers file a third environmental impact…
Horse Abuse Allegations Surface in Tulum Tourist Zone
Social media users report horses in Tulum showing signs of exhaustion and overwork during tourist rides.
Tulum’s Vertical Housing Bust Offers Lessons for Developers Eyeing Other Mexican Markets
Tulum's saturated vertical housing market serves as a cautionary tale for developers targeting cities with stronger long-term fundamentals.
Cancún Aims to Integrate 500 Artisans and Entrepreneurs in Fairs and Exhibitions by End of 2026
Cancún's economic development office plans to grow its roster of participating artisans and entrepreneurs from 350 to 500 by year-end.
Archaeologists Warn of INAH Collapse Amid Bureaucratic Strangulation and Labor ‘Slavery’
Archaeologists denounce bureaucratic overload, precarious contracts, and alleged cover-ups at Mexico's heritage institute.
Teachers March in Cancun Demanding Repeal of ISSSTE Law and Better Working Conditions
About 50 teachers marched in Cancun demanding the repeal of the ISSSTE law and better pay.