Royal Caribbean Defends Mahahual Tourism Project as Greenpeace Raises Environmental Concerns
Royal Caribbean responds to Greenpeace's objections to its planned Mahahual and Cozumel resort project.
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Fonatur to Sell Final Cancun Land Parcels to Fund Community Tourism
Fonatur will sell its last Cancun land parcels, with proceeds directed to community tourism projects.
Mexican Tax Authority Revokes Charity Permits for Over 100 NGOs
Mexico's SAT has revoked tax-deductible status from over 100 NGOs, citing transparency and compliance issues.
Quintana Roo Expects 1.2 Million Tourists During Holy Week
Quintana Roo anticipates 1.2 million tourists during Holy Week, with hotel occupancy above 80%.
Mexico Opens Criminal Investigation Into Gulf Oil Spill Affecting 630 Kilometers of Coastline
Mexican authorities launch criminal probe into a private vessel's oil spill impacting Veracruz and Tabasco coastlines.
Quintana Roo Water Bills Now Over 200 Pesos Monthly
Chetumal — As litigation between the Quintana Roo government and the Aguakan company over the...
Real Estate Mafias Privatize Quintana Roo Coastlines, Displacing Indigenous Communities
Real estate mafias in Quintana Roo are illegally privatizing coastal lands, displacing indigenous Maya communities through fraud and corruption.
Lent Brings Changing Tastes in Tulum as Butchers Hold Steady and Fishmongers Hope for Rebound
Tulum butchers report stable Lent sales as economic factors outweigh religious traditions, while fish sellers aim for recovery.
Mexico Approves 926 New Hotel Rooms for Playa del Carmen Resort Project
Mexico's environment ministry approved 926 new hotel rooms for the Moxché Club & Resort in Playa del Carmen.
Tulum’s First Shopping Mall to Create 900 Jobs as Construction Begins
Tulum's first formal shopping mall, Centro Tulum, will create 900 jobs and feature over 60 stores.