Horse-Drawn Carriage Dispute in Cozumel Sparks Conflict Over Pier Access and Animal Welfare
A dispute between carriage operators in Cozumel over pier access and the use of horses has escalated, with one company…
Economy
Vacation Rental Rates in Tulum Drop Up to 28% Amid Oversupply of Condos
Vacation rental demand in Tulum has fallen 15-28% due to an oversupply of condos, intensifying competition among owners.
Quintana Roo Accelerates Hotel Boom With New Projects, Nears 140,000 Rooms
Quintana Roo is approaching 140,000 hotel rooms, driven by sustained investment and new developments across the Mexican Caribbean.
Mara Lezama Highlights Maya World Unity at K’íiwik 2026 to Boost Community Tourism
Governor Mara Lezama promotes sustainable community tourism at the K'íiwik 2026 fair in Mérida.
US and Canadian Tourists Lead Arrivals to Isla Mujeres, Sedetur Reports
US and Canadian tourists top Isla Mujeres arrivals in 2025, with 61.7% hotel occupancy in May.
US Forced Labor Tariffs Exempt T-MEC-Compliant Goods, Mexico Says
Mexico says US proposed 10% tariffs on forced labor goods will not apply to products meeting T-MEC rules.
Tulum Boosts Tourism Offer With Travel Agency Partnership
Tulum hosts strategic meeting with AMAV and businesses to strengthen international promotion and competitiveness.
Cancún Aims to Integrate 500 Artisans and Entrepreneurs in Fairs and Exhibitions by End of 2026
Cancún's economic development office plans to grow its roster of participating artisans and entrepreneurs from 350 to 500 by year-end.
Holbox Stays Sargassum-Free as Hoteliers Pin Hopes on Whale Shark Season
Holbox remains free of sargassum thanks to natural barriers, while hoteliers expect a tourism boost from the whale shark season.
Mexico’s Energy Sovereignty Strategy Keeps Fuel Prices Stable Amid Global Turmoil
Mexico's investment in refining and power generation aims to shield consumers from international market volatility.