PAN Regidor Demands CFE Invest in Infrastructure and Cut Rates After Playa del Carmen Blackouts
A Playa del Carmen councilman says CFE's 162 million peso investment has not prevented recurring blackouts and demands better infrastructure…
Economy
Visits to Quintana Roo Archaeological Sites Drop Sharply
Visits to Quintana Roo's archaeological sites dropped 47.1% in the second quarter, with June attendance down sharply from April.
Costa Mujeres Maintains Lead in Hotel Occupancy Despite Tourism Slump
Costa Mujeres remains Quintana Roo's top hotel destination, though occupancy is down six points from last year amid fewer flights…
Tulum Hoteliers Seek Bank Support to Restructure Debt Amid Tourism Crisis
Tulum hotel leaders are asking for federal support to restructure debt as low occupancy and sargassum costs strain the sector.
Grupo Mundo Maya Introduces Seasonal Hotel Rates in Tulum
Grupo Mundo Maya sets lower room rates for its Tulum hotels during the low season, with prices rising for year-end…
INSUS Accused of Overcharging Playa del Carmen Residents for Property Titles
Residents say INSUS is charging up to 400,000 pesos for property titles after 32 years of building their homes.
Tulum Lobster Season Starts Strong, Cooperative Reports 23 Tons Caught
The Vigía Chico cooperative in Tulum has caught 23 tons of lobster since July 1, despite problems with the road…
Moto Fest Tulum 2026 Starts Aug. 13 With Rides and Music
Tulum, Quintana Roo — Tulum’s Summer Fair will return Aug. 10-23, 2026, with the motorcycle-focused...
CFE Touts Solar Investments While Cancún Residents Face Recurring Blackouts
Residents across Cancún report daily power outages and damaged appliances while CFE promotes a new solar project in Campeche.
Parents in Cancún Question School Fees of Up to 2,500 Pesos and Demand Free Public Education
Parents in Cancún are questioning school fees up to 2,500 pesos, insisting education should be free under the Constitution.