Tulum Offers Tax Breaks to Aid Businesses in Slow Months
Tulum, Quintana Roo — Mayor Diego Castañón Trejo announced Monday that he will present a...
Mexico’s Military-Linked Company to Take Over Ticket Sales at Tulum Archaeological Site, Critics Say
A state-owned military-linked company will manage ticket sales at Tulum’s Jaguar Park, sparking concerns over militarization of heritage.
Environmental Groups Call for Protest in Merida to Protect Chuburna Dunes
Citizen groups call for a peaceful protest on July 31 to demand protection of coastal dunes threatened by tourism development.
Rescuers Save 48 Dogs From Property in Central Merida
Authorities rescued 48 dogs from a property in central Mérida, providing urgent medical care.
Cozumel’s DIF Launches Health Training Workshop for Families
DIF Cozumel launches a free three-month workshop teaching families basic health skills like blood pressure and glucose monitoring.
Benito Juárez Nears Record Property Tax Collection, Hits 91% of Annual Goal by Mid-Year
Cancún's Benito Juárez municipality collected 91% of its annual property tax target by mid-2026, nearing a record.
Back-to-School Supply Lists Arrive Early in Quintana Roo, Stretching Family Budgets
Summer vacation isn't over, but Quintana Roo parents already face school supply lists costing up to 4,000 pesos per child.
Proposal Aims to Make Guelaguetza Festival a Permanent Cancún Institution
Organizers propose institutionalizing the Guelaguetza festival in Cancún after it drew over 30,000 attendees.
Four Suspected Extortionists Arrested in Playa del Carmen
Four suspects arrested for extorting a bar owner in Playa del Carmen, threatening violence and firing shots.
Tulum Fires 30 Officials Over Alleged ‘Coyote’ Bribery Schemes
Tulum has fired about 30 municipal officials this year for allegedly running bribery and false consulting schemes.