International CARIBS Project to Launch in Cancun to Tackle Sargassum
A French-backed alliance of Mexico, Cuba, the Dominican Republic and France will launch in Cancun on Sept. 29 to tackle…
Riviera Maya
Tulum Hoteliers Seek Credit Restructuring as Low Season Hits Occupancy
Hotel operators in Tulum and the Riviera Maya are seeking debt relief as occupancy drops to 15 to 20 percent…
Sedetus Addresses Foreign Complaints Over Undelivered Properties in Quintana Roo
Foreign buyers in Quintana Roo have filed complaints with state officials over homes and lots they say were never delivered.
Grupo Xcaret Collects Staghorn Coral Gametes to Strengthen Mexican Caribbean Reefs
Grupo Xcaret specialists collected coral gametes to boost reef restoration in the Mexican Caribbean.
More Inclusive and All-Fun Inclusive Concepts Aim to Extend Tourist Stays in the Mexican Caribbean
Two premium all-inclusive concepts from Mexico's Caribbean aim to extend tourist stays with luxury, ecotourism and unlimited activities.
Group Calls for Sustainable Food Policies in Quintana Roo Sargassum Strategy
Generación Vegana urges authorities and tourism businesses to address climate factors that fuel sargassum blooms.
Trained Hawks Patrol Riviera Maya Resorts, but Practice Raises Welfare Questions
Hotels and restaurants in Cancun and the Riviera Maya are using trained Harris's hawks to deter opportunistic birds without harming…
Riviera Maya Hotel Occupancy Plunges to 36% in Early September
Riviera Maya hotel occupancy has dropped to about 36% in early September, approaching levels last seen during the pandemic.
Quintana Roo Tourism Official Cites U.S. Economic Crisis for Summer Slump
A state tourism official blames the U.S. economic crisis for a summer slump that hit every destination in Quintana Roo.
El Niño Intensifies, Bringing Severe Climate Impacts to Mexican Caribbean
A "very strong" El Niño is set to last into 2027, bringing drought, record heat and water and power strain…