Quintana Roo Tourism Registrations Surge to Match Full-Year 2025 Total by Mid-2026
The state's tourism registry hit 3,369 inscriptions in the first half of 2026, equaling all of last year.
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Quintana Roo Opens Customs Talks After Cozumel Diver Charged $400 For Underwater Camera Gear
Quintana Roo tourism officials have opened discussions with federal customs authorities following complaints that visiting divers are being charged import…
Counterfeit Tabcin, Flanax, Alka Seltzer Found in Mexico
Mexico City — Mexico’s Federal Commission for the Protection against Sanitary Risks (COFEPRIS) has issued...
Mexico’s AI Push: From Robot Dogs to a Supercomputer
Mexico City — Since taking office on October 1, 2024, President Claudia Sheinbaum has pushed...
INPI Official Witnesses Maya Ball Game in Kantunilkín During Indigenous Rights Law Tour
An INPI official observed the traditional Maya ball game being played daily in Kantunilkín as part of a tour to…
Mara Lezama Launches Mobile Unit to Support Women in Remote Areas of Quintana Roo
Governor Mara Lezama unveils a mobile unit offering psychological, legal, and social services to women in underserved communities.
Playa del Carmen to Add Four New Youth Sports Disciplines in September
Playa del Carmen plans to introduce table tennis, skateboarding, BMX, and frontenis at its sports training centers.
Outrage in Cancun After Dog Remains Dumped Near Preschool
Residents in Cancun are outraged after the remains of a husky were found abandoned near a preschool, raising health and…
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.
Tulum to Regulate Taxi Fares and Mobility Under ‘Tulum Renace’ Plan
Quintana Roo and federal officials unveil a comprehensive mobility plan for Tulum, including taxi fare regulation, electric shuttles, and free…