14th Dorados de Playa Maya Fishing Tournament Draws 10 Boats to Tulum Coast
Ten boats competed in the 14th Dorados de Playa Maya fishing tournament off Tulum, with Albatross taking first place.
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Elderly Man Injured in Crocodile Attack at Casa Cenote in Tulum
An elderly man was bitten by a crocodile at Casa Cenote in Tulum, sparking debate on wildlife tourism safety.
Quintana Roo Ready to Welcome Thousands for 2026 World Cup, Governor Says
Governor Mara Lezama says Quintana Roo is prepared to host thousands of visitors for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Sargasso Costs Mexican Hotels as Much as Electricity, Industry Leader Says
Sargasso cleanup costs rival electricity bills for hotels in Quintana Roo, says industry leader.
Quintana Roo Activates Insurance to Protect Beaches and Reefs Ahead of Hurricane Season
Quintana Roo activates a $9M insurance policy to restore beaches and reefs after hurricanes, and intensifies sargassum cleanup.
Puerto Aventuras Rallies to Protect Its Reef
A new community-led coral restoration initiative is taking shape in Bahía de Fátima, one of Puerto Aventuras’ most important natural…
Power Cuts Put Playa del Carmen’s Grid Under Pressure
A series of blackouts and power fluctuations has disrupted daily life across Playa del Carmen this week, affecting residential neighborhoods,…
Fishermen in Playa del Carmen Say Sargasso Collection for Commercial Use Is Not Viable
Tourism operators and fishermen in Playa del Carmen say collecting sargasso for profit is not feasible without specialized equipment.
Airline Seat Crisis Hits Hotel Occupancy in Mexico’s Riviera Maya
Hotel occupancy in Cancun and nearby resorts falls to 65% as Spirit Airlines' troubles and Magnicharters' cuts reduce air connectivity.
Restaurant Crisis Deepens in Quintana Roo as Mother’s Day Fails to Boost Sales
Restaurant owners in Quintana Roo report severe sales drops, rising costs, and dwindling tourism.