Tulum Businesses Seek Tax Relief as Tourism Slumps
Tulum businesses request municipal tax extensions due to falling tourism and sales.
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Tulum businesses request municipal tax extensions due to falling tourism and sales.
Tulum will host CIMA 2026, a corporate convention with over 2,200 attendees from Mexico and abroad, boosting business tourism.
The Mexican Navy deployed 187 personnel and 14 units to protect tourists in Quintana Roo beaches from June 30 to…
Vicente Francisco Aldape Moncada was arrested after National Guard found a .22 caliber firearm in his luggage.
A family says eggs were thrown at their SUV, then a car followed them on a dark stretch of highway…
RIU Hotels & Resorts opens Riu Ventura in Cancun, transforming a long-abandoned site into a 705-room resort with swim-up suites…
Governor Mara Lezama and Rector Xóchitl Herrera signed an agreement to create the Rosario Castellanos University in Playa del Carmen…
At least 30% of honey sold in Mexico is not natural but industrial substitutes, beekeepers say.
Quintana Roo tourism officials say incentives and global recovery will restore Tulum airport connectivity.
A Tulum community kitchen increased free meal servings from 20 to 70 as more families seek help due to unemployment.
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