Kukulcán Interchange Hits 70% as Cancún Delivery Slips to December
The 1.92-kilometer Kukulcán interchange in Cancún is 70% complete, but officials now expect delivery in December, with rain possibly delaying…
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The 1.92-kilometer Kukulcán interchange in Cancún is 70% complete, but officials now expect delivery in December, with rain possibly delaying…
Tourism leaders in Quintana Roo push for diversification and warn a planned non-resident fee hike could further hurt the Mexican…
Missing sewer connections in Cancún, Playa del Carmen and Tulum are contaminating cenotes, aquifers and coastal waters, an environmental expert…
Hotel workers in Playa del Carmen say apartments priced up to 4 million pesos are out of reach, forcing many…
Mexico's environment ministry denied environmental authorization for a 954-room hotel complex planned at Punta Maroma near Playa del Carmen.
Isla Mujeres officials approved an updated municipal development plan for 2024-2027, retaining five strategic axes and adding 185 lines of…
UT-Chetumal seeks federal approval for a new aeronautics program as Zenith Aeronáutica's arrival drives demand for aircraft maintenance specialists.
Governor Mara Lezama presented Quintana Roo's 2050 Sustainable Tourism Master Plan and awarded the 2026 State Tourism Prize to researcher…
Mexico's environment agency rejected a coastal restoration plan for the Secrets Moxché hotel after finding breakwaters were built without federal…
Cancún International Airport will expand Terminal 1, Terminal 4 and vehicle access roads through 2028, director Carlos Trueba says.
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