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.
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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.
Dozens of Workers Fired From Jaguar Park in Tulum Amid Economic Slowdown
About 60 employees at Tulum's Jaguar Park were laid off after their contracts were not renewed, raising concerns over severance…
Tulum Hotels Start Summer With Low Occupancy, World Cup Boost Fails to Materialize
Hotel occupancy in Tulum remains low at 20-30%, with no World Cup boost. Summer projections reach only 50-60%.
Cancun Taxi Union Plans to Electrify Fleet With Over 1,000 Tesla Vehicles
Cancun's taxi union proposes adding over 1,000 Tesla electric vehicles with no down payment financing.
Zero-Interest Loans Offered to Boost Small Businesses in Southern Quintana Roo
The state economic development agency has allocated 3 million pesos for zero-interest loans to small businesses in four municipalities.
Riviera Maya Dominates Quintana Roo Vacation Rental Market; Puerto Aventuras Most Expensive
Quintana Roo has 24,204 active vacation rentals. Playa del Carmen leads in supply, while Puerto Aventuras has the highest average…