Hotel and Business Groups Warn 35.8% Non-Resident Fee Hike Threatens Quintana Roo Tourism
Hotel and business groups in Quintana Roo warn that raising Mexico's non-resident visitor fee by 35.8% will hurt competitiveness and…
Riviera Maya
Photograph Exposes Damage to Cave and Karst Aquifer in Mexico’s Caribbean
A photograph from inside a Yucatan Peninsula cave documents drilling into the karst aquifer that sustains Mexico's Caribbean coast.
Cancún Hotel Group Develops Own Technology to Tackle Sargassum
Grupo Palace says more than a decade of in-house research and machinery has cut sargassum volumes and restored Cancún-area beaches.
Judge Rejects Injunction to Protect Sac Actún Cave System From Riviera Maya Highway
A Cancún district judge denied an injunction to shield the Sac Actún flooded cave system from a Riviera Maya highway,…
Quintana Roo Moves to Strengthen Real Estate Regulation and Protect Investments
Quintana Roo officials and industry leaders seek tighter legal rules for real estate to protect investors, prevent fraud and shield…
INM Workers in Quintana Roo Allege Corruption Network and Paid Appointment Scheme
Migration institute employees in Quintana Roo allege extortion of detainees, influence peddling and a scheme charging up to 3,500 pesos…
Riviera Maya School Authorized to Offer International Baccalaureate Diploma
Families in the Riviera Maya will no longer need to send their teenagers outside the region to pursue an International…
Mexican Caribbean Hotel Occupancy Falls to 60% for Summer Season
Hotel occupancy across Quintana Roo's tourist destinations averaged 60% this summer, below the 69% reached in 2025, as the sector…
Mexican Navy Admits Scale of Sargassum Crisis, Shifts Focus Offshore
The Mexican Navy will focus on stopping sargassum offshore as record volumes reach Quintana Roo beaches.
Mexico Advances 3-Million-Hectare Reserve Plan for Quintana Roo Underground Rivers
Mexico has cleared the way for a proposed reserve spanning some three million hectares to protect the underground rivers and…