Supreme Court Delay Allows Xcaret to Keep Using Maya Symbols in Advertising
Nearly four months after Mexico's Supreme Court ruled against Xcaret, the ruling has not been finalized, allowing the company to…
Culture
Cancún to Host Fairs and Festivals to Boost Local Economy
A series of fairs and festivals in Cancún aim to stimulate the local economy through tourism and local spending.
Experts Call for Comprehensive Vision to Strengthen Mexico’s Cultural Sector
Cultural specialists propose a long-term strategy to address challenges and consolidate artistic and heritage development in Mexico.
Tiziana Roma Walking Tours Return to Rediscover Cancun’s History
Historian Tiziana Roma leads a free walking tour through Cancun's founding zone on July 26.
Diablillas Mestizas de Hondzonot Claim Softball Runner-Up in Nuevo Leon
The Diablillas Mestizas de Hondzonot from Tulum earned runner-up at a national softball tournament in Nuevo Leon.
Yucatán Opens Two New Maya Culture Museums
Yucatán inaugurated two archaeological museums showcasing Maya artifacts, boosting cultural tourism.
Cancun Planetarium Ka’Yok’ to Undergo Major Renovation With Immersive Technology
Cancun's Planetario Ka'Yok' will receive a 54.7 million peso renovation featuring a Digistar 26 dome, 14 dinosaur exhibits, and a…
New Entry Fees for Jaguar Park, Tulum Archaeological Zone
Mexico sets entry fees for Jaguar Park, Tulum National Park and archaeological zone; Mexicans enter free.
Playa del Carmen Jazz Fest Returns for Third Edition With International Lineup
The Playa del Carmen Jazz Fest returns Oct. 1-16 with artists from Mexico, France, US and Spain, plus free workshops.
INAH Launches Conservation Project for Ancient Woman’s Remains in Playa del Carmen Cenote
Archaeologists begin work to preserve the skeleton of a young woman, named Yatzil, found in the Yaakun cenote.