Cancún Residents Protest Aguakan and CAPA Over Water Shortages and Soaring Bills
Dozens of Cancún residents protested against water utility Aguakan over shortages and bills up to 2,000 pesos.
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Mexican Caribbean Hoteliers Demand National Strategy as Sargassum Hurts Tourism
Hoteliers say beach cleaning alone won't protect tourism; they want a national crisis management and promotion plan.
IATA Warns of 7% Global Airfare Hike as Jet Fuel Prices Surge in Mexico, Impacting Cancún Flights
Jet fuel prices in Mexico surged over 20 pesos per liter, forcing airlines to cut routes and raise fares to…
Mexican Government Launches Industrial Hub to Turn Sargassum Into Raw Materials
Podecibi in Puerto Morelos will transform sargassum into raw materials, combining research and private investment.
Mexico Considers Legal Options After Mixed ICSID Ruling in Vulcan Materials Case
An international tribunal dismissed most claims by Vulcan Materials but awarded minor compensation for a 2018 closure.
Tourism Picks Up in Playa del Carmen, But Visitors Remain Cautious
Hotel occupancy in Playa del Carmen is recovering, but tourists are spending cautiously and numbers are below last year.
Riu Palace Peninsula Reopens in Cancun With Full Renovation and New Elite Club
Riu Palace Peninsula in Cancun reopens after a complete renovation, introducing the exclusive adults-only Elite Club.
CFE Substation Project Stalled as Blackouts Surge in Quintana Roo
Key CFE transmission project remains in preinvestment stage while power outages plague the Riviera Maya.
Electronic Payment Testing Begins for MOBI Transit System in Cancún
Imoveqroo begins two-week electronic payment trial for Route 27 as part of MOBI system launch.
Cancun Restaurants Launch Discount Coupon Book to Combat Crisis
The restaurant industry in Cancun launches a discount coupon book to boost consumption amid a severe economic downturn.