Quintana Roo to Present Mexican Caribbean Cenote Guide at DEMA Show 2026
Quintana Roo officials are preparing a guide to certified cenotes in Tulum, Puerto Morelos and Playa del Carmen for the…
Culture
Quintana Roo Artisans Win Dedicated Law to Protect and Promote Their Craft
A new Quintana Roo law gives artisans a dedicated legal framework, moving their craft out of cultural legislation and into…
Mundo Maya Nations Agree on Multi-Destination Tourism Route
Tourism officials from Mexico, Belize and Central America agreed on a joint regional route, community guides and shared promotion for…
Cozumel Artists Accuse Veracruz Project of Copying Iconic Photo Booth
Artists and tourism officials in Cozumel say a photo frame in Boca del Río, Veracruz, copies the island's iconic Photo…
Cave Divers Find Ancient Animal Bones in Yucatán Cave
Cave divers found 10 bone fragments deep in an Abalá cave that may belong to a feline, though species and…
146 Artisans Bring Mexico’s Folk Traditions to Xcaret Folk Art Fair
The third Xcaret Folk Art Fair hosts 146 artisans from across Mexico through Sept. 27, selling ceramics, textiles and jewelry…
Pre-Hispanic Bee House Unearthed in Tulum Sheds Light on Ancient Maya Homesteads
Archaeologists found a pre-Hispanic meliponario near Tulum, offering new clues about how ancient Maya families organized their domestic and productive…
Tulum’s Feria de la Cancha Maya to Gather Five Ceremonial Centers
Tulum's Feria de la Cancha Maya will run Oct. 6-15, drawing five ceremonial centers, Maya families and traditional producers.
Maya Language Advocate Martiniano Pérez Angulo Dies at 67 in Quintana Roo
Poet, teacher and musician Martiniano Pérez Angulo, a leading promoter of the Maya language in Quintana Roo, has died at…
Maya Midwife in Quintana Roo Fights to Keep a 25-Year Tradition Alive
Margarita Chan has attended births in Felipe Carrillo Puerto for 25 years and is training her daughters as traditional Maya…