US Imposes 10% Tariff on Mexican Products Over Alleged Forced Labor
The US announced a 10% tariff on some Mexican imports over alleged forced labor, days after Trump met Sheinbaum.
Economy
Young Workers in Quintana Roo Trade Job Security for Flexibility and Well-Being
Millennials and centennials in Quintana Roo increasingly choose freelance work over traditional employment, prioritizing mental health and work-life balance.
IMSS Pension Law 1973: Parents of Deceased Pensioners Can Now Claim Up to 90%
Mexico's Supreme Court ruling allows parents who depended on a deceased pensioner to receive up to 90% of the pension.
Cozumel Kicks Off Sports Season With Thousands of Athletes and Visitors
Cozumel launches summer sports season with events expected to attract thousands of visitors and boost hotel occupancy.
Canirac Seeks to Open Tulum Delegation Amid Restaurant Closures
Canirac Cancún moves to establish a Tulum delegation to boost the dining sector despite closures and job losses.
Cancun Youth Trade Beach for Jobs at Summer Employment Fairs
Nearly half of job fair participants in Cancun are aged 18-29, with many seeking their first job.
Iconic Tulum Restaurant La Eufemia Closes Amid Tourism Slowdown
La Eufemia, a beloved Tulum restaurant and hotel, has shut down, signaling ongoing tourism struggles despite federal rescue efforts.
Cozumel Expects Record Summer With Up to 12,000 Daily Visitors
Cozumel anticipates a record summer with up to 12,000 daily visitors, boosted by cruise growth and sports events.
Women Fight for a Place in Quintana Roo’s Fishing Industry
Structural barriers hinder women's inclusion in Quintana Roo's fishing sector, state officials say.
Quintana Roo Tourism Generates $2.75 Billion in ‘La Gran Escapada 2026’
Quintana Roo generated 2,752 million pesos in tourism revenue during La Gran Escapada 2026, with 276 businesses participating.