Mexican Caribbean Ocean Festival Draws 1,200 Attendees, Reaches 1.8 Million Online
The 14th Mexican Caribbean Ocean Festival concluded with over 1,200 attendees and a digital reach of 1.8 million users.
Environment
Authorities Rescue 15 Wild Animals Caged in Poor Conditions on Property in Playa del Carmen
State prosecutors found jaguars, monkeys, and birds in cramped, unsanitary cages on a 60-hectare property.
Holbox Tourism Sector Prepares for Summer Season, Urges Action on Waste Crisis
Holbox hotel and restaurant leaders call for sustainable waste management as summer occupancy is expected to reach 100%.
Hidden Cenotes and Maya Ruins Survive Beneath Cancun’s Jungle
An explorer has documented over 60 cenotes and Maya archaeological sites hidden in Cancun's urban jungle.
Bull Shark Populations Remain Stable in the Mexican Caribbean
Monitoring over three years shows stable bull shark numbers and an increase in juveniles, indicating a healthy population.
World Oceans Day: Tourists Use the Sea as an Ashtray, Activists Warn
A single cigarette butt can contaminate up to 15 liters of seawater, environmental activists warn.
Tropical Storm Boris Makes Landfall Near Acapulco
Tropical Storm Boris made landfall early Tuesday 130 km south of Punta Maldonado, Acapulco, bringing heavy rains to Guerrero and…
Why Quintana Roo Has No Earthquake Alert System After 6.1 Tremor
A 6.1 earthquake centered in Cuba shook Quintana Roo, but no alarms sounded. Here's why.
Earthquake Off Cuba Rattles Cancún and the Riviera Maya
A magnitude 6.1 earthquake reported off western Cuba was felt across parts of Quintana Roo and the Yucatán Peninsula on…
New Screwworm Alert Freezes Dog Travel to Mexico
Mexico pet travel has been thrown into sudden uncertainty after the U.S. Department of Agriculture halted exports of several live…