Sport Fishing Boosts Economy in Mexico’s Caribbean Coast
International sport fishing tourism generates millions of dollars for Quintana Roo, with each vessel spending up to $30,000 per stay.
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Legal Representative of Master Broker Sent to Prison for Alleged Real Estate Fraud in Cancun
César Rodrigo Bouzas Gutiérrez, legal rep of Master Broker, was arrested for fraud in a scheme involving over 50 victims…
Riviera Maya Workers Revolt as Bonus Payments Dry Up Amid Sales Slump
Hotel workers in Riviera Maya protest as 15 hotels report zero profits, while a strike hits Kore Tulum.
Sargassum Overwhelms 55 Beaches Across Mexico’s Caribbean Coast
Excessive sargassum has been reported on 55 beaches in Quintana Roo, with 30 in the north and 25 in the…
Nautical Operators Warn World Cup Could Reduce Conventional Tourism in Cancun
Nautical association president says World Cup flights may displace regular tourists, hurting local economy.
Mayan Communities Seek Clarity on Cultural Heritage Rules
Mayan communities push for clear regulations on the use of their cultural symbols after a Supreme Court ruling against Xcaret.
Cancun Hotels Unite Against Child Sex Exploitation Ahead of World Cup
Hotel association signs anti-trafficking code, warns of zero tolerance for child sexual exploitation during the World Cup.
Playa del Carmen Opens Art Exhibition ‘(a) Cortando Bordes’ Featuring 39 Artists
Playa del Carmen's new exhibition '(a) Cortando Bordes' showcases collages by 39 Mexican artists, running through June 6.
Ecos de La Bamba Concert Series to Bring Original Music to Playa del Carmen
A new weekly concert series, Ecos de La Bamba, will showcase original music every Friday in Playa del Carmen starting…
Tulum to Ban Swimming and Close Encounters With Crocodiles After ‘Panchito’ Attack
Tulum officials will restrict swimming and close encounters with crocodiles after a crocodile named Panchito attacked a visitor.