World Cup Broadcast Fees Sideline Some Restaurants in Quintana Roo
High licensing costs for World Cup broadcasts have led many restaurants in Quintana Roo to opt out.
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Senator Proposes Battery Storage at CFE Substations to Prevent Blackouts in Quintana Roo
Senator Eugenio Segura says summer blackouts are due to demand spikes, not supply issues, and proposes large batteries at substations.
Quintana Roo and National Guard Raid Five Properties in Human Trafficking Probe
Authorities raided five properties in Cancun linked to a human trafficking investigation after locating seven women.
Country Artist CJ Garton to Headline La Zebra Tulum’s Beachfront Music Weekend
La Zebra Hotel, a vibrant beachfront hotel where Mexican warmth meets the Caribbean Sea, today announced CJ Garton x La…
Music Video Seeks to Keep Alive Search for Missing Quintana Roo Girl
A new music video aims to keep public attention on Fernanda Cayetana Canul Blanco, missing since 2022.
Gala Cozumel Celebrates 36 Years as Key Tourism Event
Gala Cozumel, a 36-year-old tourism event, brought together hoteliers and partners to strengthen alliances and promote the island.
Prosecutors Appeal Decision Not to Jail Ex-Official in Quintana Roo Corruption Case
Anticorruption prosecutors challenge a judge's ruling that allowed Claudia Romanillos to remain free while facing embezzlement charges.
Crocodile Emerges From Sargasso on Tulum Beach, Startles Hotel Workers
A two-meter crocodile surprised hotel workers cleaning sargasso from a Tulum beach, then disappeared before authorities arrived.
Land Tenure Conflicts Persist in Bacalar Despite Tourism Boom
Illegal land sales and lack of property titles fuel disputes in the growing tourist destination.
Ceramists Complete Maya-Inspired Pieces for Tulum Museum Exhibition
Students finished ceramic pieces using ancient Maya techniques; they will be exhibited and sold at the Tulum Museum on June…