Cancún Removes Over 37,000 Tons of Sargassum From Beaches
Cancún has removed more than 37,133 tons of sargassum from public beaches since the start of the current administration.
Quintana Roo Bans Mandatory Fees at Public Schools
Quintana Roo warns public schools cannot require fees for enrollment or attendance after parent complaints.
Tiziana Roma Walking Tours Return to Rediscover Cancun’s History
Historian Tiziana Roma leads a free walking tour through Cancun's founding zone on July 26.
Community Tourism Project at Cave of the Hanging Serpents Renews Certifications
A Maya women-led cooperative in Kantemo renewed its Moderniza and Punto Limpio certifications with INPI support.
Diablillas Mestizas de Hondzonot Claim Softball Runner-Up in Nuevo Leon
The Diablillas Mestizas de Hondzonot from Tulum earned runner-up at a national softball tournament in Nuevo Leon.
Yucatán Opens Two New Maya Culture Museums
Yucatán inaugurated two archaeological museums showcasing Maya artifacts, boosting cultural tourism.
Free Beach Access Revives Optimism in Tulum, but Residents Warn of Deeper Challenges
Mexico opens Tulum beaches and Jaguar Park for free, but locals cite extortion, high taxi fares, and sargassum as ongoing…
Punta Allen Residents Demand Solutions for Electricity, Health, and Road Deficiencies
Residents of Punta Allen in Tulum demand reliable electricity, healthcare, and road repairs after years of neglect.
Tulum Police Officer Fired After Losing Service Weapon During Duty
A Tulum police officer was dismissed after allegedly losing his service weapon and magazine while on duty in Punta Allen.
Cancun’s Malecón Tajamar Revival and Hotel Zone Renovation Plan Aim to Boost Investment and Jobs
Cancun plans to revive Malecón Tajamar and renovate the Hotel Zone to attract investment and create jobs.