Welding Spark Suspected in Bacalar Hotel Fire
A hotel in Bacalar caught fire Saturday, possibly due to a welding spark, with no injuries reported.
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Cozumel Fishermen Report Illegal Lobster Poaching During Closed Season
Fishermen in Cozumel report illegal lobster harvesting during the closed season, threatening the species' recovery.
Workers Allege Labor Violations at Tulum Restaurants in Mini Quinta District
Employees accuse Tulum restaurants of withheld tips, delayed pay, and 12-hour shifts.
Sheinbaum Announces Mixed Investment Energy Plan with Focus on Yucatan Peninsula
Mexico's president announced a mixed investment energy plan adding 6,000 MW, with projects across the Yucatan Peninsula.
Federal Judge Returns Chichén Itzá Hotels Mayaland and The Lodge to Businessman Rodolfo Rosas Moya
A federal judge overturned a previous ruling, returning control of two iconic hotels near Chichén Itzá to businessman Rodolfo Rosas…
UNAM Researchers Develop Construction Panels From Sargassum Seaweed
Mexican scientists create sustainable building panels from invasive sargassum seaweed.
Two Energy Storage Projects Proposed for Riviera Maya to Prevent Blackouts
Two energy storage systems proposed for Riviera Maya to prevent blackouts during peak demand.
Nautical Association Seeks to Diversify Passenger Ferry Routes Between Puerto Juárez and Isla Mujeres
A nautical association is working with investors to establish a new ferry route between Puerto Juárez and Isla Mujeres.
Grupo Anderson’s Receives Five Nominations in 2026 ‘Los 100 Imperdibles de México’ Awards
Grupo Anderson's restaurants in Cancún and Los Cabos nominated for prestigious Mexican culinary awards.
Bacalar Hotels Expect 90% Occupancy During Easter Week as Bookings Surge
Bacalar hotels anticipate over 90% occupancy for Easter week, driven by confirmed bookings and new attractions.