Tourism Workers Reject New Contracts at Cozumel Marina, Demand Legal Certainty
Tourism workers in Cozumel protest new marina contracts, citing lack of legal security and unfair terms.
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Quintana Roo Braces for Over 1.2 Million Tourists During Holy Week
Quintana Roo anticipates over 1.2 million visitors and 82% hotel occupancy during Holy Week.
Mexican Supreme Court Strips Xcaret of Right to Use Mayan Symbols in Tourist Attractions
Mexico's Supreme Court revoked Xcaret's authorization to use Mayan symbols following indigenous community complaints.
Fake Electricity ‘Fixers’ Target Tulum Neighborhoods Amid Service Regularization
Scammers posing as utility agents offer fraudulent deals to residents in Tulum neighborhoods undergoing electricity regularization.
New Cancun Tech Hub Near Maya Train & Airport
CANCUN — The Cancun Financial and Technological District, a project announced by Governor Mara Lezama...
Cancun’s Aquifer Crisis: Contamination Spreads
Cancun, Quintana Roo — Pressure on Cancun's aquifer is intensifying in the Alfredo V. Bonfil...
Tulum Tourism Faces Cancellations and Business Closures Despite Recent Occupancy Spike
Tulum's tourism sector sees 80% occupancy but faces cancellations and business closures impacting workers.
Bacalar Real Estate Leader Calls for Regulation Amid Maya Train Boom
AMPI Bacalar president advocates for certification and price controls in a saturated market.
Los Girasoles Solar Project in Quintana Roo Under Environmental Review
A 110 MW solar farm in José María Morelos is undergoing environmental review, aiming to boost Yucatan's energy supply.
Riviera Maya Hotels Criticized for Improper Sargassum Disposal
Hotels in the Riviera Maya are dumping sargassum in landfills instead of authorized sites, worsening environmental issues.