Sedetur Confident of Reversing Tulum Airport Decline by Year-End
Quintana Roo tourism officials say incentives and global recovery will restore Tulum airport connectivity.
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Ultramar Employee Denies Boarding to Passenger, Causing $11,000 Loss
A Cuban musician lost his round-trip flight after a ferry employee refused to scan his ticket, citing a closed system.
Mexico Prepares Competition, New Rules for Olinia Electric Vehicle Project
Mexico's government will launch a competition to select private partners for Olinia electric vehicle production and update regulations for mini…
Lobster Fishing Season Begins in Quintana Roo
Quintana Roo's lobster fishing season starts with sustainability rules, but low prices worry fishermen.
Cozumel Mayor Accused of Ceding Control, Prioritizing Image Over Poverty
Critics say Cozumel's mayor has ceded strategic resources and focused on self-promotion while poverty affects nearly 29,000 residents.
Maya Train Passengers Stranded for Over Five Hours After Company Mismanagement
Two Maya Trains broke down near Cancún, leaving passengers without power or AC for over five hours.
Fire Damages Palapa Roof at Hartwood Restaurant in Tulum
A fire damaged part of the palapa roof at Hartwood, one of Tulum’s best-known restaurants, prompting a response from firefighters…
Yucatán Lobster Season Opens With Over 2,000 Fishermen, Initial Catches Up to 30 Kilos Per Boat
More than 2,000 fishermen set out as Yucatán's lobster season begins, with initial catches of 20-30 kg per boat.
US Confirms 17.09% Tariff on Mexican Tomatoes, Threatening Price Hikes
The US International Trade Commission upheld a 17.09% tariff on Mexican tomatoes, citing ongoing harm to domestic industry.
Isstey Warns of Fraudulent Loan Offers in Yucatan
Isstey warns beneficiaries about phone scams offering loans up to 600,000 pesos.