Playa del Carmen Deploys Major Security Operation for 2026 Carnival
Playa del Carmen launches a 437-person security operation for the 2026 Carnival, citing a 46% drop in homicides.
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Playa del Carmen launches a 437-person security operation for the 2026 Carnival, citing a 46% drop in homicides.
Three reefs in Cozumel will close during February and March to help coral recover from bleaching and disease.
Yucatan officials and the U.S. Consulate in Merida reinforce tourism ties, focusing on air routes and cruise growth.
Yucatan governor meets with business groups to discuss aerospace maintenance projects and infrastructure investments.
Quintana Roo officials sign agreement to implement child protection protocol in tourism industry.
Royal Caribbean representatives confirm the Perfect Day project in Mahahual continues despite legal challenges and demolition permits.
The Mexican Navy forecasts a sargassum season similar to last year's, with monitoring and barriers planned.
INAH director warns tourism in Quintana Roo could decline due to security issues, new fees, and economic uncertainty.
Two ferry companies suspend service to Holbox Island as cold front brings dangerous conditions.
Playa del Carmen targets business tourism to stabilize hotel occupancy during low season, following international promotion.