Mexican Caribbean Businesses Warn of Economic Risk from Maya Symbol Use Ruling
Business leaders in Mexico's Caribbean region express concern over a Supreme Court ruling that could penalize unauthorized use of Maya…
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Tulum Archaeological Site Sees Sharp Drop in Tourist Numbers
Visitor numbers at Tulum's archaeological site fell over 30% in early 2026 compared to last year.
Gonzalo Merediz Resigns from Amigos de Sian Kaan; Rocío Moreno Takes Over as Director
Gonzalo Merediz resigns after 20 years leading Amigos de Sian Kaan, succeeded by Rocío Moreno.
Spirit Airlines Faces Liquidation Risk, Raising Uncertainty for Cancún Air Travel
Spirit Airlines may cease operations, impacting flights to Cancún amid financial struggles.
Pemex Admits Pipeline Leak Caused Major Gulf of Mexico Contamination
Pemex says a pipeline leak caused weeks of hydrocarbon contamination in the Gulf of Mexico, leading to three workers being…
Cozumel Replaces Horse-Drawn Carriages with Electric Models in Tourism Shift
Cozumel is gradually replacing horse-drawn carriages with electric models to improve sustainability and animal welfare.
Iconic Cancún Restaurant Labná Replaced by Convenience Store in Parque de las Palapas
The historic Labná restaurant in Cancún's Parque de las Palapas has been replaced by a convenience store.
Aguakan Hosts CANACINTRA Tour at Reverse Osmosis Plant in Puerto Aventuras
Water utility Aguakan gave business leaders a tour of its new reverse osmosis desalination plant in Puerto Aventuras.
Tulum Taxi Union Launches Digital Platform to Modernize Public Transport
Tulum taxi union introduces a digital platform to modernize services and improve safety for drivers and passengers.
Business Leaders Warn of Legal Uncertainty Over Maya Cultural Symbols in Quintana Roo
Business group warns Supreme Court rulings on Maya symbols could lead to arbitrary closures, impacting tourism.