Winter Solstice Aligns With Ancient Maya Observatory at Cozumel’s El Caracol Site
The sun aligned with El Caracol, a Maya observatory in Cozumel, during a winter solstice event marking the park foundation's…
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Cozumel Removes 12 Tons of Sargassum from Beaches and Downtown Area
Cozumel authorities removed 12 tons of sargassum from beaches and downtown areas this week.
Cozumel Museum to Host International Artist’s Natural Environment Exhibition
The Cozumel Museum of the Island will open a free exhibition by artist Fabio Latorre Ramírez on February 27.
Cozumel Carnival Leaves 33 Tons of Trash, Highlighting Environmental Cost of Mass Events
Cozumel's Carnival generated 33 tons of trash in three days, prompting criticism of waste management at mass events.
Cozumel Hotels Report Over 90% Occupancy During Carnival and Valentine’s Day Weekend
Cozumel hotels exceeded 90% occupancy during Carnival and Valentine's Day, boosting the local economy.
Quintana Roo Launches International Diving Guide to Promote Reefs and Cenotes
State tourism officials release 'One Breath Two' guide to attract divers worldwide.
Cozumel’s Punta Sur Park Becomes Living Laboratory for Student Conservationists
Five university students join conservation efforts at Cozumel's Laguna Colombia reserve through a professional internship program.
Man Gunned Down in Broad Daylight in Cozumel’s CTM Neighborhood
A man was shot multiple times in the head outside his home in Cozumel's CTM neighborhood.
Cozumel’s Fifth Ceviche Festival Showcases Island’s Culinary Heritage
Eleven restaurants participated in Cozumel's fifth annual Ceviche Festival, highlighting local seafood and traditions.
Mexican Senate Approves Entry of U.S. Soldiers for Joint Training Exercises
Mexico's Senate approved the temporary entry of 12 U.S. soldiers for special forces training exercises.