Cancun Red Cross Treats 6 for Heat-Related Illnesses Amid Heat Index of 40°C
Red Cross in Cancun treated six people for heat exhaustion as heat index reached 40°C; state reports 40 cases and…
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Fuel Price Hikes in Quintana Roo Threaten Nautical Tourism Sector
Rising fuel prices in Quintana Roo could force nautical operators to raise tourist rates, hurting competitiveness.
Cancún’s New ‘Kilometro 0’ Bus Route Aims to Cut Travel Times by Up to 50 Minutes
A new bus route in Cancún promises to reduce commute times to the Hotel Zone by up to 50 minutes.
Motorcyclists Account for 43.7% of Traffic Deaths in Quintana Roo
INEGI data shows motorcyclists represent 43.7% of road fatalities and 59.3% of injuries in Quintana Roo.
Cozumel Deputy Spent Over $1.6 Million on Digital Ads, Raising Questions About Funding and Priorities
A local deputy in Cozumel spent more than 1.6 million pesos on digital ads, sparking debate over transparency.
Around 70 Businesses Close in Tulum Amid Economic Challenges and Extortion Reports
Nearly 70 establishments in Tulum have temporarily or permanently closed due to economic pressures, high rents, and alleged extortion.
Tulum Business Owners Allege Unauthorized Fees for Security Camera Connections
Tulum businesses report being charged 1,200–1,500 pesos to link cameras to city surveillance systems, a free service.
Mexico Moves to Protect Four Maya Words From Unauthorized Commercial Use
Mexico launches a process to protect four Maya words from unauthorized commercial use, calling on communities to participate.
Quintana Roo Achieves Highest Credit Rating in History, Governor Announces
HR Ratings upgrades Quintana Roo's credit to HR AA-, the state's best ever, citing fiscal discipline and revenue growth.
Playa Del Carmen Residents Deny Government Claim of 474 Property Titles Delivered
Founders of a Playa del Carmen neighborhood say only 250 titles were handed out, not 474 as officially claimed.