Iconic Hotel Quinto Sole in Mahahual Shuts Down Permanently Due to Sargassum Crisis
The historic Hotel Quinto Sole in Mahahual has closed permanently, blaming the massive sargassum influx for economic and environmental devastation.
Breaking News from Cancun, the Riviera Maya and the Yucatan Peninsula
The historic Hotel Quinto Sole in Mahahual has closed permanently, blaming the massive sargassum influx for economic and environmental devastation.
Federal and state authorities will sign a collaboration agreement and tour archaeological sites to strengthen Maya heritage protection.
Workers began fencing off Playa 72 in Playa del Carmen, sparking protests from residents and activists.
A 29-year-old man was shot six times in Cancun's Santa Cecilia neighborhood and is in critical condition.
Mexico's environmental agency approved a beach restoration project at an Akumal hotel, which loses 11.4 meters of sand yearly.
President Sheinbaum proposes a federal law to standardize femicide penalties nationwide as Quintana Roo reports high rates.
Passengers say a tourist boat sank off Cozumel with nearly double its capacity, sparking calls for investigation.
INEGI survey finds 56.5% of homes in Quintana Roo have moisture or leaks, among highest in Mexico.
Yucatan law allows out-of-state vehicles only 60 days before owners must register locally or face penalties.
Residents of Yucatan can enter Chichen Itza for free any day by showing official ID proving residency.
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