Quintana Roo Weighs Permanent Revocation of Permits for Legacy by Awa Playacar After Closure Seals Broken
Quintana Roo's environment secretary says permits for the Playacar development could be permanently revoked after closure seals were broken.
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Quintana Roo's environment secretary says permits for the Playacar development could be permanently revoked after closure seals were broken.
Hotel council president David Ortiz Mena says Tulum's vacation rental boom is sending visitors to areas lacking infrastructure and pressuring…
Cozumel will install a long-awaited submarine power cable on Oct. 5, tripling the island's electricity supply with a 3.6 billion-peso…
Cancún's government report highlights 995.9 million pesos in public works, but residents say insecurity, potholes and poor services persist across…
Playa del Carmen Mayor Estefanía Mercado says Semarnat has approved the environmental impact statement for the city's beach restoration project.
Playa del Carmen has launched bidding for major renovations at more than 10 parks under the Parquemania program, with other…
Quintana Roo — Quintana Roo climbed 12 places in the 2026 State Competitiveness Index (ICE)...
The Gran Consejo Maya de Quintana Roo wants direct dialogue with Mexico's Supreme Court in its dispute with Grupo Xcaret…
Hotel renovations and new tourism investment have pushed demand for construction workers in Quintana Roo up about 40%, a union…
Researchers warn that losing native dune vegetation in Quintana Roo weakens a natural barrier against hurricanes, with tourism damage documented…
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