Yucatan Revives Jipijapa Weaving Tradition with New Support for Artisans
State and federal officials launch initiative to preserve traditional palm weaving in Halachó.
Business
Former Employee Alleges Labor Exploitation and Abuse at Tulum Supermarket
A former worker accuses a Tulum supermarket of exploitation, abuse, and forcing employees to cover inventory losses.
Puerto Morelos Modernizes Land Registry With LiDAR Technology
Quintana Roo completes high-precision mapping project using aerial photogrammetry and LiDAR for Puerto Morelos.
Digital Payments Accelerate Sports Betting Market During Super Bowl
Digital payments are transforming sports betting, especially during high-demand events like the Super Bowl.
Quintana Roo Sugar Harvest Faces Crisis Amid Fungus Outbreak and U.S. Market Closure
Sugar production in southern Quintana Roo plummets due to fusarium fungus and loss of U.S. export market.
Playa del Carmen to Use Fifth Avenue Ad Revenue for Infrastructure Projects
Mayor Estefanía Mercado announces ad revenue from Fifth Avenue will fund infrastructure, overseen by a citizen-business panel.
Royal Caribbean Says Perfect Day Construction in Mahahual Awaits Environmental Approval
Royal Caribbean says it has not started building its Perfect Day project in Mahahual, awaiting environmental approval.
Mexican Tax Agency Fines Hit Record High, Surpassing 30 Billion Pesos
Mexico's tax authority collected over 30 billion pesos in fines last year, a 52% real increase driven by stricter enforcement.
Cancún Taxi Meter Plan Advances But Without Security Cameras
Cancún's taxi meter rollout will proceed without surveillance cameras due to technical issues, sparking safety concerns.
Royal Caribbean’s Mega Project Continues Deforestation Despite Closure
A cruise line project in Mahahual continues clearing rainforest despite a federal environmental closure.