Cancún Cyclists Plan 8.2-Kilometer Ride for World Car-Free Day
Cycling groups will ride 8.2 kilometers through Cancún on Sept. 22 to mark World Car-Free Day and push for safer…
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Tourist Boat Traffic Plunges 30% in Quintana Roo Ports
Official August figures show vessel movements down 30.32% at Cozumel, Puerto Juárez and Isla Mujeres, with passenger numbers falling even…
Tulum Faces Budget Deficit as Tourism Slump Slashes Revenue
Tulum's government is hunting for new revenue to cover year-end obligations after a sharp drop in tourism income.
Drought Stalls Corn Planting in Tulum’s Maya Communities
Scarce rainfall has delayed corn, squash and banana planting in Tulum's Maya communities, with only about 50 of 119 dignitaries…
Mayan Seeds in Quintana Roo Studied for Nutrition and Diabetes Potential
Researchers in Quintana Roo are studying pumpkin, papaya, avocado, sour orange and ramón seeds for their nutritional value and possible…
Cozumel Opens Applications for 2027 Carnival Kings and Queens
Cozumel opened registration for its 2027 Carnival royalty, with categories for children, teens, adults and people with disabilities. Deadline: September…
Mexico Moves to Curb Misleading Hotel Ads Claiming Private Beaches
A bill in Mexico's Chamber of Deputies would let Profeco police hotel ads claiming private beaches and order them removed…
Students in Cancún Protest Alleged Sexual Assault at Teachers College
Students at a Cancún teachers college demand justice after a classmate was allegedly sexually assaulted on campus, saying school officials…
Chichén Itzá Launches Special Operation for Autumn Equinox Visitors
Chichén Itzá launched a special operation for autumn equinox visitors Sept. 20-21, restricting afternoon access and ending ticket sales at…
Puerto Aventuras Migrant Shelter Issues Urgent Call for Food and Basic Supplies
A migrant shelter in Puerto Aventuras is asking the community for urgent donations of food, toiletries and cleaning products as…