Quintana Roo Considers Latin America’s First Permanent Dolphin Retirement Sanctuary In Cozumel
The Quintana Roo government is studying a proposal to create a permanent seaside sanctuary in Cozumel for dolphins retiring from…
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Cozumel Collects Up to 10 Tons of Sargassum Daily as Seaweed Arrivals Spike
Cleanup crews in Cozumel are removing 6 to 10 tons of sargassum daily from eastern beaches to protect tourism and…
Three Men Charged With Firearms Possession in Cozumel and Cancun
Federal prosecutors in Quintana Roo obtained charges against three men for illegal firearms possession in Cozumel and Cancun.
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…
Lack of Public Transport Drives Motorcycle Boom in Cozumel
With 27,950 motorcycles vs. 23,400 cars, Cozumel sees rising crashes as residents ditch inadequate public transit.
Cozumel Kicks Off Sports Season With Thousands of Athletes and Visitors
Cozumel launches summer sports season with events expected to attract thousands of visitors and boost hotel occupancy.
Cozumel Expects Record Summer With Up to 12,000 Daily Visitors
Cozumel anticipates a record summer with up to 12,000 daily visitors, boosted by cruise growth and sports events.
Cozumel Officials Push for Regulation of Vacation Rentals on Digital Platforms
Cozumel tourism officials propose new rules for short-term rentals to level the playing field with hotels.
Cozumel Reports Three Annual Pregnancies in Girls Under 14
Cozumel averages three pregnancies per year in girls 14 or younger, with 267 total teen pregnancies annually.
Hotel Workers and Community Join Mangrove Restoration in Punta Sur
Volunteers from nine hotels and local residents participated in a mangrove restoration day at Punta Sur park in Cozumel.