Dolphinarium Operators File Injunctions to Challenge Mexico’s Ley Mincho Reform
Six companies that run dolphinariums in Mexico have filed injunctions against the 'Ley Mincho' reform, which bans marine mammal shows.
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Chetumal Loses Belizean Visitors to Insecurity and Rising Costs
Fewer Belizeans are crossing into Chetumal due to security fears, higher prices, and a new border fee, hurting local businesses.
Court Restores Possession of Tulum Beach Club Property to Claimants
A Playa del Carmen court has restored possession of a Tulum beachfront property to the plaintiffs after a yearslong legal…
Puerto Aventuras Aerodrome Begins Tests to Replace Playa del Carmen Airstrip
The new Puerto Aventuras aerodrome has started test operations and will replace the airstrip in central Playa del Carmen.
Grupo Tomza’s Deadly Record Exposes Safety and Oversight Lapses
Grupo Tomza and its subsidiaries have been linked to 24 accidents, 54 deaths, and safety violations across Mexico.
Family of Woman Killed in Progreso Boat Accident Demands Answers
Family of Daniela Gómez demands answers and urges witnesses to testify in Progreso boat death.
Female Travel Leaders Convene in Riviera Maya for Industry Summit
The eighth Female Leaders in Travel Conclave brought 55 U.S. and Canadian travel businesswomen to the Riviera Maya.
Cancun Taxi Drivers Demand Crackdown on Uber and Unlicensed Drivers
About 200 Cancun taxi drivers protested outside Imoveqroo, demanding stricter enforcement against Uber and unlicensed drivers.
Citizen Complaints Lead to Closure of Illegal Waste Storage Site in Cancún
Citizen reports prompted Cancún inspectors to seal a property where waste cooking oil was stored without the required authorization.
Drought Cuts Quintana Roo Honey Production by 40%
Drought has slashed honey production in Quintana Roo by 40%, hitting beekeepers' incomes. A new alliance aims to boost sales…