Tren Maya Boosts Promotions as Passenger Numbers Drop
Tren Maya station in Playa del Carmen offers discounts as daily ridership falls to 300-400 passengers.
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Tren Maya station in Playa del Carmen offers discounts as daily ridership falls to 300-400 passengers.
Benito Juárez's gender identity campaign closed with 45 applications; new birth certificates to be delivered June 26.
A petition demands separating Tulum's archaeological zone from Jaguar Park after a 33.1% visitor decline in early 2026.
Quintana Roo medical officials urge public to eliminate mosquito breeding sites as dengue cases rise.
The National Guard inaugurated a 21-building complex at Tulum airport to house 705 personnel and enhance security.
A man's body and head were found in separate spots in Cancun's Villas Otoch Paraíso. Authorities investigate possible organized crime…
A woman died and a man was injured after a company bus struck their motorcycle on the Punta Sam highway;…
A new exhibition at MURECO showcases recent underwater archaeology research in Mexico's seas, rivers, and cenotes.
Lawmakers in Quintana Roo are considering holding parents accountable when minors participate in illegal motorcycle rallies.
Playa del Carmen's mayor inaugurates a store for local artisans and entrepreneurs at the Tren Maya station.
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