Quintana Roo Port Authority Revenue Exceeds 400 Million Pesos
APIQROO increased its annual revenue from about 220 million pesos to more than 400 million, financing port upgrades and maintenance.
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APIQROO increased its annual revenue from about 220 million pesos to more than 400 million, financing port upgrades and maintenance.
Renovated Southern Zone Autism Center expands to serve more children and families amid a 50% spike in requests.
About 30 business leaders from Quintana Roo will hold a trade mission in Belize from Sept. 12-16 to explore new…
Cozumel has readied four temporary shelters, including one that takes pets, and a coordinated hurricane response plan.
Quintana Roo is asking residents which state procedures are slow or burdensome and should be simplified or made fully digital.
Janal Pixan festival in Cancun is expected to draw more than 125,000 visitors in 2026.
Taxi passengers in Tulum say a new fare schedule circulated by drivers lacks official approval, with some routes costing 223%…
Cozumel will host the International Diving Congress 2026 from Oct. 15–18, with topics including dive safety, reef conservation and marine…
Playa del Carmen will sign a 154-million-peso short-term credit on Friday, with funds expected next week. The city also plans…
Playa del Carmen's council unanimously approved tax discounts and incentives for the 2026 Buen Fin season to help residents settle…
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