Mexican Environmental Agency Rejects Pedestrian Walkway Project in Cozumel
Mexico's environmental agency denied a permit for a pedestrian walkway connecting cruise terminal shops in Cozumel.
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Cozumel Tops National Ranking for Highest Per Capita Municipal Debt
Cozumel leads Mexico in per capita municipal debt, with each resident bearing over 4,400 pesos in liabilities.
Cozumel to Inaugurate First Pollinator Garden to Protect Monarch Butterflies
Cozumel will open its first municipal pollinator garden to protect monarch butterflies and other species.
CJNG Cartel Member Arrested in Cozumel
Cozumel — A man was arrested in Cozumel for his alleged involvement in drug trafficking,...
Cozumel Maintains Tourist Stability During Holy Week, Boosted by New Air Routes and Sargassum-Free Beaches
Cozumel's hotel occupancy matches last year's Holy Week levels, with new air routes and sargassum-free beaches attracting tourists.
Cozumel Rental Companies Face Unfair Competition from Unregulated Operators
Legal rental businesses in Cozumel warn about unregulated operators and platforms offering vehicles without permits or insurance.
Cozumel Closes Three Reefs to Tourism for Coral Recovery
Three popular reefs in Cozumel close to tourism for two months to aid coral recovery.
Mass Tourism Threatens Cozumel’s Fragile Ecosystem
Rapid tourism growth in Cozumel, driven by cruise ships and vacation rentals, raises environmental concerns.
Kuzá Beach & Adventure Park Opens Water Park and Ziplines to Boost Cozumel Tourism
Kuzá Beach & Adventure Park in Cozumel unveils a water park and three ziplines to expand its tourist offerings.
Cozumel Church Announces Massive Holy Week Living Stations of the Cross
Guadalupe Church in Cozumel expects over 5,000 participants for its traditional Holy Week living Stations of the Cross.