Cancun-Isla Mujeres Open Water Swim to Draw Over 1,600 Athletes From 21 Countries
The 21st edition of the Cancun-Isla Mujeres open water swim will feature 1,637 swimmers from 21 countries.
New Sexual Diversity Offices in Benito Juarez to Open by End of May
Benito Juarez's new Sexual Diversity offices will open by late May, offering expanded services for the LGBTQ+ community.
Girl Loses Thumb in Tortilla Grinder Accident in Tulum
An 11-year-old girl lost her thumb and severely injured her index finger after her hand got caught in a tortilla…
Isla Mujeres Civil Protection and Fire Station Nears Completion in Costa Mujeres
Mayor Atenea Gómez Ricalde inspected the nearly finished civil protection and fire station in Punta Sam, Costa Mujeres.
Residents in Playa del Carmen Threaten Blockades After Six Days of Blackouts
Hundreds of families and businesses in Playa del Carmen face a sixth day of power outages, with residents calling for…
Tulum Faces Challenge of Growing Without Losing Its Essence, Hotel Leader Says
David Ortiz Mena says long-term competitiveness depends on sustainability, identity and territorial quality.
Cancún to Receive International ‘Tree City of the World’ Recognition for Urban Forestry Programs
Cancún will be recognized as a 'Tree City of the World' on May 29 for its urban forestry and conservation…
Mexico Hurricane Season 2026 Begins: Up to 36 Tropical Systems Forecast
Mexico's 2026 hurricane season starts with forecasts of 29-36 tropical systems, possible El Niño influence.
Airbnb Listings Surge Intensifies Competition for Vacation Rentals in Riviera Maya
Growing Airbnb listings in Playa del Carmen and Tulum are squeezing occupancy and revenue for vacation rental owners.
Mexico Announces 9% Salary Increase for Teachers on Teacher’s Day
Mexico's government announced a 9% salary increase for teachers, aiming to recover purchasing power lost over decades.