Tourists Scammed in Cozumel Don’t Report Fraud Due to Short Stays, Agents Say
Tourists who buy fake tour packages in Cozumel often don't report fraud because they stay only five to eight hours,…
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Second Victim Dies in Hospital After Cozumel Shooting
A 22-year-old shot in Cozumel died Friday morning, bringing the death toll from the attack to two.
Armed Attacks in Cancún, Cozumel, and Chetumal Leave Teen Dead, Child Injured
A series of armed attacks in three Quintana Roo cities killed a 16-year-old and injured a child, triggering large police…
Cozumel Welcomes 2,600 Swimmers for Oceanman’s 10th Anniversary
Cozumel will welcome 2,600 athletes from 20 countries for the Oceanman Cozumel 2026 open-water swimming event, marking the race's 10th…
Kuzá Beach & Adventure Park Fuels Employment and Economic Growth in Cozumel
The sustainable tourism park generates 300 direct and indirect jobs, with 99.6% of employees Mexican and 83% from Cozumel.
Cruise Passenger Fee at Mexican Ports to Rise to $10 in August
The fee for cruise passengers at Mexican ports will rise from $5 to $10 on August 1 under a phased…
Grupo Xcaret-Linked Company Seeks $20 Million Purchase Of Dolphin Company’s Mexican Parks
A company closely associated with Grupo Xcaret has offered $20 million plus value-added tax for five Mexican operations owned by…
Mangroves Recover Ground Worldwide; Quintana Roo Leads Mexico in Protection
A new study shows mangrove forests recovering globally, with Quintana Roo holding 27.3% of Mexico's total.
Two-Thirds of Cozumel Councilors Boycott Session, Halting Key Votes
Six of nine Cozumel councilors skipped a key session, preventing votes on investment programs and fishing support.
Cozumel Deputy Spent Over $1.6 Million on Digital Ads, Raising Questions About Funding and Priorities
A local deputy in Cozumel spent more than 1.6 million pesos on digital ads, sparking debate over transparency.