Environmentalists Warn of Sick Dolphins in Quintana Roo
Environmentalists say water contamination in Puerto Aventuras is making dolphins sick and call for an end to captive shows.
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Environmentalists say water contamination in Puerto Aventuras is making dolphins sick and call for an end to captive shows.
Tulum councilman Eugenio Barbachano says Quintana Roo's tourism is in critical condition and calls for a collective political shift.
Visits to Quintana Roo's Mayan ruins fell sharply in the second quarter, reflecting a broader tourism slump in the Mexican…
Cancun hoteliers won't fund open-sea sargassum collection, saying it's the federal government's job. Tourism faces falling flights.
A birdwatching session at Cozumel's Parque Urbano Corazón helped residents identify local species and understand their role in island ecosystems.
Gov. Mara Lezama opened the Fourth National Victims Assistance Meeting in Cancún, bringing together officials from 19 states.
Cancún has readied 108 shelters with capacity for 42,000 people as authorities track Atlantic storms and possible cyclone development.
Parents' group says school enrollment fees are voluntary, urging families to report schools that condition admission on payment.
Costa Mujeres hotel leaders expect the first stage of the road corridor to wrap up in December, on schedule.
Quintana Roo officials announce the upcoming opening of a charging and maintenance center for Chetumal’s new electric Taruk buses.
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