Outrage in Tulum Over Damage to Millennia-Old Archaeological Heritage in Cenote
Activists and experts condemn damage to ancient structures in a Yucatan Peninsula cenote, calling for immediate protection.
Tourists Report Irregular Fees and Access Restrictions at Tulum’s Parque del Jaguar
Visitors to Tulum's Parque del Jaguar allege unauthorized charges and confusing entry rules, raising concerns about the destination's image.
Trump Sparks New International Controversy With Remarks on Mexico
President Trump's critical comments on Mexico's security situation have stirred diplomatic tensions between the two nations.
Missing Children Reports Rise in Yucatan, Sparking Alarm
Authorities in Yucatan have activated multiple search protocols for missing minors, raising concern among families and advocacy groups.
Divers Witness Rare Synchronized Spawning of Barrel Sponges in Cozumel
Divers in Cozumel captured a rare synchronized spawning of barrel sponges, a brief natural spectacle that boosts marine biodiversity.
Mara Lezama Unveils Cozumel Boardwalk Transformation Project With Cruise Tourism Trust
Governor Mara Lezama presents a phased urban plan to revamp Cozumel's iconic boardwalk, funded by the Cruise Tourism Trust.
AAA Border Reschedules Lucha Libre Event in Cancun to August
AAA Border postpones its April 25 lucha libre show in Cancun to August 22, offering a meet-and-greet with La Parka.
Hotel Association Pushes for Crisis Committee to Shield Cancun Tourism
The National Association of Hotel Chains proposes a crisis committee to standardize security protocols ahead of the World Cup.
World Book Day: The Historical Coincidence That Created a Global Celebration
World Book Day on April 23 honors Cervantes and Shakespeare, who died on the same date in 1616.
Mexico Mandates Electronic Time Clocks for 40-Hour Workweek Transition
Mexico's lower house approved mandatory electronic time clocks to enforce the new 40-hour workweek, with fines up to $586,550 MXN.