Playa del Carmen Residents Vow to Block Green Area Development
Residents of Palmas II in Playa del Carmen placed a symbolic closure to protest an infrastructure project and demand preservation…
Japan Offers Mexico Help in Fight Against Caribbean Sargassum
Japan pledged support for Mexico's sargassum problem and strengthened economic ties during a meeting of top diplomats.
Tulum Announces Job Fair for New Centro Tulum Shopping Center
Two-day fair offers more than 40 jobs at new Centro Tulum mall.
DEA Warns Mexican Officials Linked to CJNG: ‘No Position Will Protect You’
U.S. DEA Director Terry Cole warned Mexican officials who protect the CJNG that no political office will shield them from…
Cozumel Cruise Arrivals Rise 8.9% as Island Strengthens Caribbean Standing
Cozumel recorded 817 cruise ship arrivals and nearly 3 million passengers through July 26, up 8.9% from 2025.
Man Sentenced to 16 Years for Shooting That Blinded Construction Worker
A Cancún judge sentenced Ernesto Espinoza Zárate to 16 years and six months for a shooting that cost a construction…
Man Found Dead on Avenida Tulum in Cancún
Authorities in Cancún are investigating after a man's body was found on Avenida Tulum with apparent signs of violence.
Jerónimo Abogado Holds Second in Windsurfing at Central American and Caribbean Games
Mexican windsurfer Jerónimo Abogado remains in medal contention with five races left in Santo Domingo.
Street Touts Still a Hazard on Tulum Highway, Tourism Workers Say
Despite official efforts, street touts continue to work on Federal Highway 307 near Tulum, creating safety risks for drivers and…
Sargassum, Security Concerns and Geopolitics Reshape Travel Decisions
Geopolitical instability, security worries, rising costs and sargassum are reshaping how international travelers choose their summer destinations.