Local Hoteliers Accuse Tren Maya Hotel of Unfair Competition in Calakmul
Hoteliers in Calakmul accuse a state-run Tren Maya hotel of monopolizing tourism and causing local business closures.
Quintana Roo
Archaeological ‘Frankenstein’ of Maya Train Project Divides Mexican Experts
Mexican archaeologists clash over relocation of Maya monuments for train project, with critics calling it destructive.
Quintana Roo Governor Calls for Shared Responsibility in Water Conservation on World Water Day
Governor Mara Lezama highlights state's water infrastructure and announces conservation initiatives.
High HIV/AIDS Incidence in Cancún and Quintana Roo Sparks Health Alert
Cancún accounts for over half of HIV/AIDS cases in Quintana Roo, with men comprising 79.2% of diagnoses.
Playa del Carmen Hoteliers Monitor Global Conflicts Amid Tourism Uncertainty
Hotel association expresses concern over Middle East conflicts potentially affecting tourist arrivals in Playa del Carmen.
Sheinbaum’s Quintana Roo Visit Signals Federal Control Over State Politics and Security
President Claudia Sheinbaum's tour of Quintana Roo emphasized federal authority over security and infrastructure, sidelining local political allies.
Maya Train Connects Key Archaeological Sites Across Southeast Mexico
The Maya Train offers travelers a new way to explore ancient Mayan sites across five southeastern Mexican states.
Quintana Roo Governor Highlights Economic and Social Gains Under Current Administration
Governor Mara Lezama detailed tourism growth, foreign investment, and poverty reduction in Quintana Roo.
Tourists Warned About Renting Stolen Vehicles from Unregulated Agencies in Quintana Roo
Tourists renting cars from unregulated agencies in Quintana Roo face wrongful charges, legal issues, and even arrests.
Quintana Roo Records 69.3% Drop in Intentional Homicides in First Two Months of 2026
Quintana Roo reports a 69.3% reduction in daily intentional homicide average for early 2026 compared to last year.