Outrage in Tulum Over Damage to Millennia-Old Archaeological Heritage in Cenote
Activists and experts condemn damage to ancient structures in a Yucatan Peninsula cenote, calling for immediate protection.
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Hotel Association Pushes for Crisis Committee to Shield Cancun Tourism
The National Association of Hotel Chains proposes a crisis committee to standardize security protocols ahead of the World Cup.
Ecoliiks Turns 300 Kilos of Trash Into School Furniture in Puerto Aventuras
A partnership diverts 321 kg of waste into benches and dining halls for 4,000 students.
MAJA Sportswear Opens New Store at Grand Outlet Riviera Maya
Mexican activewear brand MAJA Sportswear opens a new store at Grand Outlet Riviera Maya, expanding in the southeast.
Playa del Carmen Civil Association Seeks Decree to Protect Emblematic Trees
A civil association in Playa del Carmen is seeking a decree to protect ancient trees as natural monuments.
Unauthorized Divers Damage Archaeological Remains in Tulum’s Hoyo Negro Cenote
Foreign divers illegally entered Hoyo Negro cenote, damaging prehistoric remains and disturbing sediment.
Tulum Air Show 2026 to Use Coordinated Transport Due to Limited Parking at Military Base
Organizers announce coordinated transport system for Tulum Air Show 2026 due to limited parking at the military base venue.
Cancún Honors Businessman Carlos Constandse with Sigfrido Paz Paredes Citizen Merit Medal
Architect and businessman Carlos Constandse receives Cancún's highest civic honor during the city's 56th anniversary celebrations.
Playa del Carmen Artist Armando Martínez Exhibits Retrospective at City Gallery
Artist Armando Martínez opens a retrospective exhibition at Playa del Carmen's municipal gallery.
Mexican Supreme Court Rules Against Xcaret in Maya Cultural Rights Case
Mexico's Supreme Court ruled against Grupo Xcaret in a case involving Maya cultural symbols, but critics say it missed a…