Tulum Airport Loses Momentum as Passenger Traffic Plunges in Early 2026
Tulum's international airport sees a 34% drop in foreign passengers amid sargassum, insecurity, and high transport costs.
Playa del Carmen Removes Over 250 Street Vendors From Downtown in Six Months
More than 250 street vendors have been removed from Playa del Carmen's downtown area in six months.
Union Admits 20% of Chetumal Taxis Are ‘Junk’ Vehicles
The taxi union says 20% of Chetumal's taxis are unsafe junk, with many over 12 years old.
Human Remains Found in Green Area of Cancun’s Tres Reyes Neighborhood
A man's body in advanced decomposition was discovered in a green area of Cancun's Tres Reyes neighborhood.
Former Morelos Governor Leaves Cancun Prison, Faces Trial Under House Arrest
Sergio Estrada Cajigal was released from prison in Cancun and will serve house arrest with an electronic bracelet.
Sargassum Exposure Sickens Beach Cleanup Workers in Mexican Caribbean, Study Finds
A new study finds sargassum cleanup workers in Quintana Roo face dangerous hydrogen sulfide levels, causing skin, respiratory and neurological…
CFE Denies Infrastructure Failure After Chiquilá Blackout, Blames Private Transformer
CFE says a damaged private transformer caused the May 22 blackout in Chiquilá, not its own infrastructure.
Yucatan’s Hidden Gem Now Has a Michelin-Starred Restaurant
Chocholá, Yucatan — The small town of Chocholá, long overlooked by tourists traveling between Merida...
World Cup Looms Over Mexico as Tourism Hopes Clash With Protests and Security Fears
With 18 days until the FIFA World Cup, Mexico's tourism sector faces both opportunity and risk from protests and insecurity.
Cancun Hotel Association Nears 50th Anniversary, Gathers Advisory Council to Chart Future
The Hotel Association of Cancun, Puerto Morelos and Isla Mujeres convened its advisory council to discuss future strategy ahead of…