Mexican Supreme Court Strips Xcaret of Right to Use Mayan Symbols in Tourist Attractions
Mexico's Supreme Court revoked Xcaret's authorization to use Mayan symbols following indigenous community complaints.
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Mexico's Supreme Court revoked Xcaret's authorization to use Mayan symbols following indigenous community complaints.
Hotels in the Riviera Maya are dumping sargassum in landfills instead of authorized sites, worsening environmental issues.
The Riviera Maya College of Architects recognized developer José Luis Martínez Alday for his contributions to tourism and social development.
K303 Business & Industrial Hub in Cancún creates jobs and enhances regional logistics connectivity.
Winds are keeping oil from reaching Quintana Roo's Caribbean coast ahead of Easter holidays.
Portugal's national soccer team landed in Playa del Carmen ahead of a friendly match against Mexico.
The controversial closure of a coastal inlet (caleta) inside Puerto Aventuras has been reversed, with the obstruction now removed and…
A teacher from Felipe Carrillo Puerto won first place in a Caribbean fishing tournament in Tulum.
Mexico's environment ministry approved 926 new hotel rooms for the Moxché Club & Resort in Playa del Carmen.
Tour operators report moderate visitor numbers at Tulum cenotes before Easter, with expectations of increased tourism.
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