Real Estate Mafias Privatize Quintana Roo Coastlines, Displacing Indigenous Communities
Real estate mafias in Quintana Roo are illegally privatizing coastal lands, displacing indigenous Maya communities through fraud and corruption.
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Lent Brings Changing Tastes in Tulum as Butchers Hold Steady and Fishmongers Hope for Rebound
Tulum butchers report stable Lent sales as economic factors outweigh religious traditions, while fish sellers aim for recovery.
Mexico Approves 926 New Hotel Rooms for Playa del Carmen Resort Project
Mexico's environment ministry approved 926 new hotel rooms for the Moxché Club & Resort in Playa del Carmen.
Tulum’s First Shopping Mall to Create 900 Jobs as Construction Begins
Tulum's first formal shopping mall, Centro Tulum, will create 900 jobs and feature over 60 stores.
Maya Kaan Community Tourism Model to Be Replicated Across Mexico
Quintana Roo's Maya Kaan community tourism model will expand to other regions of Mexico.
Grupo Posadas Plans All-Inclusive Hotel in Bacalar, Sparking Tourism Debate
Grupo Posadas plans an all-inclusive hotel in Bacalar, raising environmental concerns.
Cozumel to Host 369 Cruise Ships in 2026 Following Tourism Agreement
Cozumel expects 369 cruise ship arrivals in 2026 after Mexico signs a tourism agreement with the FCCA.
Sargassum Crisis in Mexican Caribbean Requires Long-Term Solutions, Expert Says
An expert warns that addressing sargassum requires scientific analysis and sustainable industrial uses.
President Sheinbaum Highlights Dos Bocas and Deer Park Refineries Amid Global Oil Shortages
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum emphasized the importance of two refineries during global oil price increases.
Sheinbaum Proposes New Law to Overhaul Infrastructure Investment in Mexico
President Claudia Sheinbaum proposes a new law to change how Mexico funds and builds infrastructure projects.