Chetumal Airport Customs Nears Full Operation Next Year
CHETUMAL — Despite the announcement that the customs section at Chetumal International Airport will come...
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Why Quintana Roo’s Sewer Gap Is Polluting Cenotes and Coasts
Cancun, Quintana Roo — Alejandro López Tamayo, general director of Sentinelas del Agua, warned that...
Former Quintana Roo Tourist Police Chief Bound Over for Trial in Human Trafficking Case
Erik Gutiérrez Cossío and four others face organized crime and human trafficking charges after raids in Chiapas and Quintana Roo.
Hotels in Cancún and Puerto Morelos Restore Coastal Dunes With Native Plants
Three Original Group resorts are replanting two kilometers of Caribbean coastal dune with native species, backed by an 800,000-peso investment.
Quintana Roo Gains Power to Inspect Tourism Service Providers
Quintana Roo can now inspect tourism businesses for compliance with federal tourism law under an agreement with Mexico's Tourism Ministry.
Pre-Hispanic Frog Pendants From Tren Maya Route Shed Light on Ancient Maya Trade
Fourteen shell pendants carved as frogs and toads, found along the Tren Maya route, offer new clues about ancient Maya…
Quintana Roo Hoteliers Urge Action to Protect Mexican Caribbean Tourism Competitiveness
Hotel leaders in Quintana Roo call for government coordination to counter fewer Tulum flights and sargassum damage, warning of temporary…
Dolphin Swims Continue in Puerto Aventuras as Cancún Dolphin Debate Simmers
Swim-with-dolphin experiences remain available in Puerto Aventuras while Cancún's Dolphin Connection case stays under review and new federal rules advance.
Punta Allen Lobster Fishermen Report 40 Tons Three Months Into Season
The Vigía Chico cooperative in Punta Allen has caught about 40 tons of lobster three months into the season, with…
Scientists Warn Sargassum and Pollution Threaten Quintana Roo’s Coral Reefs
ECOSUR Chetumal researchers say sargassum, pollution, coastal development and climate change are piling pressure on Quintana Roo's coral reefs.