Airlines Cut Seat Capacity by 10% but Quintana Roo Maintains 67% Occupancy
Quintana Roo hotels hold 67% occupancy despite a 10% cut in airline seats; Mahahual sees record cruise arrivals.
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Quintana Roo hotels hold 67% occupancy despite a 10% cut in airline seats; Mahahual sees record cruise arrivals.
After a 14-day protest in Chetumal, women from Colectivo Xtabay lifted their encampment after the state prosecutor agreed to review…
Gov. Mara Lezama says fiscal discipline and tighter spending controls increased revenue and reduced inherited debt, giving Quintana Roo greater…
Three men were sentenced to 70 years in prison for the aggravated kidnapping of a man in Cancún in November…
Mexico's highest court will review rejected injunction requests tied to the Perfect Day project in Mahahual and a military rest…
A community outreach operation in three informal Cancún neighborhoods brought police face-to-face with residents worried about crime and safety.
A vehicle was stripped of its tires in the Tren Maya station parking lot in Cancún, sparking concerns over security.
Cancún families protest a no-exam placement process, citing high-achieving students left out while lower-scoring peers got preferred seats.
State health officials confirmed eight new dengue cases in Quintana Roo, bringing the 2026 total to 167, a 47.8% increase…
Firefighters and civil protection crews are battling the 'El Viejo' forest fire north of Xpu-Há, with more than 50% containment…
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