Tulum Hoteliers Seek Bank Support to Restructure Debt Amid Tourism Crisis
Tulum hotel leaders are asking for federal support to restructure debt as low occupancy and sargassum costs strain the sector.
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Tulum hotel leaders are asking for federal support to restructure debt as low occupancy and sargassum costs strain the sector.
Grupo Mundo Maya sets lower room rates for its Tulum hotels during the low season, with prices rising for year-end…
Investigators searched a Cancún mini-super for security footage connected to an attack that killed three construction workers and wounded two.
A federal injunction halts the planned removal of Quintana Roo's anti-corruption committee members.
Cristina Torres enters Morena's mayoral race in Playa del Carmen, while rivals maneuver and Mayor Mercado pushes for reelection.
Mexican Navy and fisheries authorities seized 320 kg of fish and detained two vessels in Puerto Juárez for fishing without…
President Sheinbaum calls the U.S. decision to revoke Andrés Manuel López Beltrán's visa political interference, saying the measure is not…
Two discrimination cases involving LGBTQ+ students at Cancún high schools were referred to the Human Rights Commission, officials said.
SEMA Secretary Óscar Rébora says nine dolphins at Dolphin Discovery Ventura Park aren't abandoned and will move once PROFEPA grants…
Marybel Villegas touts a Quintana Roo company that turns sargassum into footwear, calling it an economic and environmental win.