Cozumel Targets Record 1,374 Cruise Ship Arrivals in 2026
Cozumel could see 1,374 cruise ships this year, a 7.9% increase over 2025, driven by its proximity to Florida.
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Cozumel could see 1,374 cruise ships this year, a 7.9% increase over 2025, driven by its proximity to Florida.
SEDETUS met with AMII Cancun to present digital platforms and announce two diploma programs starting in July.
Cancún's new program lets homeowners legalize unpermitted renovations without fines, with free technical support.
Mexico's tourism authority launches 'The Great Escape' with discounts up to 35% to boost domestic travel ahead of summer.
Lack of processing infrastructure limits Quintana Roo's honey sector; producers and academics push for new market opportunities.
Governor Mara Lezama announced 400 online slots at the new Rosario Castellanos University campus in Playa del Carmen for 2026.
Yucatán governor marks completion of first dredging phase and launch of second modernization stage at Progreso port.
The Mexican Navy has collected about 7,897 tons of sargassum in Costa Maya since January 2026.
Two people were injured in separate shootings Friday night in Cancun, prompting a major emergency response.
A charred vehicle with human remains was discovered on a rural road in Bacalar, Quintana Roo.
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