Business Closures in Tulum Coastal Zone Benefit Large Developers, Says Entrepreneur
A Tulum entrepreneur says falling tourism is forcing small businesses to close, allowing large developers to buy properties cheaply.
Grouper Fishery in Yucatan Faces Collapse Due to Overexploitation and Lack of Control
Overfishing and weak enforcement push Yucatan's grouper fishery toward irreversible decline, warn industry leaders.
Homeless Population Grows in Cozumel, Raising Social Alarms
Between 70 and 120 people now sleep on Cozumel's streets, up from 65 last year, driven by addiction and mental…
Man Wanted for Aggravated Homicide Arrested in Cancun
Police in Cancun arrested a man with an active warrant for aggravated homicide after he crossed the street erratically.
Riviera Maya Real Estate Sales Slow Amid Geopolitical Uncertainty
Real estate sales in the Riviera Maya have slowed, with residential tourism units seeing up to a 15% drop.
Cancún Gas Prices Exceed 25 Pesos Despite National Pact to Cap Fuel Costs
While 90% of Mexican gas stations sell regular fuel under 24 pesos, Cancún stations charge over 25 pesos.
Bacalar Sees 80% Domestic Tourism, Aims to Boost International Visitors
Bacalar's tourism is 80% domestic. Officials work to attract more international visitors and extend average stays.
Sargasso Damages Boats, Hurts Tourism for Playa del Carmen Cooperatives
Decomposing sargasso has damaged boat engines and driven away tourists, costing cooperatives up to 200,000 pesos.
Mexico Allocates Over 40 Million Pesos for Maya Communities in Felipe Carrillo Puerto
Mexico will invest over 40 million pesos from a federal fund to benefit more than 80 Maya communities in Felipe…
Business Leaders Urge CFE to Boost Prevention After Substation Fire in Cancun
A fire at a CFE substation in Cancun caused blackouts, prompting business leaders to demand better prevention and faster response.