Playa del Carmen Issued 104 Street Vending Permits Without Committee Approval
Playa del Carmen's Commerce Department granted 104 street vending permits in Q1 2026 without the required committee approval.
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Playa del Carmen's Commerce Department granted 104 street vending permits in Q1 2026 without the required committee approval.
Canaco Chetumal-Tulum president says World Cup matches have not driven expected sales increase.
A video shows a Tulum taxi driver charging 100 pesos for a short trip, as locals decry rampant overcharging.
More than 8,000 businesses in Playa del Carmen have obtained environmental operating permits; authorities urge remaining establishments to comply.
Hoteliers in Quintana Roo are turning their attention to the winter season after a disappointing summer.
Up to 40 unlicensed yachts are rented daily in Cancun's marine park, prompting fines starting at 50,000 pesos.
Tren Maya says it won't produce beer; it licensed a Yucatecan brewery to make and sell a thematic craft beer.
Mexico's Navy announces updated port service and infrastructure fees for ports in Quintana Roo, Sonora, and Jalisco.
Mexico proposes allowing Vulcan Materials to extract stone at a new site and use Punta Venado port for other purposes.
A citizens' group in Tulum has filed a complaint alleging administrative obstacles and irregularities in the issuance of business licenses.
Riviera Maya Business News covers the local business landscape across Cancun, Playa del Carmen, Tulum, and all of Quintana Roo. Our team monitors commercial announcements, chamber of commerce updates, and economic reports to bring you timely English-language coverage of new business openings and expansions, commercial real estate trends, franchise developments, investment opportunities, and the challenges and opportunities facing local entrepreneurs.
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