Cozumel Business Council Laments Cancellation of Sacred Maya Crossing, Warns of Economic Impact
Cozumel business leaders warn the cancellation of the Sacred Maya Crossing will cost millions and hurt tourism.
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Cozumel business leaders warn the cancellation of the Sacred Maya Crossing will cost millions and hurt tourism.
Organizers anticipate more than 7,000 attendees for Cancún's anniversary parade this Saturday.
Mexican Navy personnel seized 15 packages of suspected marijuana during a patrol near Mahahual beach in Quintana Roo.
A couple was shot dead in Cancun's Paseo Kusamil neighborhood, the second such attack in a week.
Tulum's mayor has awarded 1,000 municipal scholarships to students to prevent school dropouts due to financial hardship.
Work has started on the oval track for the NASCAR Mexico Series race at Tulum International Airport in April 2026.
Holbox Island reached 100% occupancy during Easter week while officials enhanced environmental cleanup efforts.
Cozumel is gradually replacing horse-drawn carriages with electric models to improve sustainability and animal welfare.
The historic Labná restaurant in Cancún's Parque de las Palapas has been replaced by a convenience store.
Organizers detail shuttle routes and pickup points for the four-day event in April 2026.
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