Tulum Faces Tourism Crisis as Empty Streets and Sargassum Plague Peak Season
Tulum's peak tourist season has turned desolate with empty streets, severe economic losses, and beaches covered in sargassum and trash.
Uber Drivers in Cancún Accuse National Guard of Continued Harassment Despite Order
Uber drivers in Cancún allege National Guard harassment persists despite a ban, with coordination with pirate taxis.
Man Found Dead With Throat Slit in Cancun Hotel Room
Hotel staff discovered a man's body with his throat slit in a Cancun hotel room near Mercado 23.
Coyote Sightings Prompt Monitoring in Mexico’s Costa Maya Region
A conservation group is monitoring coyote sightings in Costa Maya, part of a natural expansion into the Yucatan Peninsula.
Free Reggae Festival Bacaroots Comes to Bacalar This April
The Bacaroots reggae festival will be held for free in Bacalar, Quintana Roo, on April 4, 2026.
Quintana Roo Health Officials Conduct Door-to-Door Measles Vaccination Campaign
Health officials in Quintana Roo are conducting a door-to-door measles vaccination campaign in Cancún, Playa del Carmen, and Felipe Carrillo…
Tulum’s Skull-Shaped Cenote Draws Visitors with Unique Geological Formation
The Cenote Calavera in Tulum features three circular openings that create a skull-like appearance.
Yucatan Governor Faces Image Crisis After Ticul Confrontation
Yucatan governor faces criticism after a woman confronted him about her injured brother during a public event.
Maya Train Construction Blocked by Yucatan Farmers in Land Dispute
Farmers in Sierra Papacal protest unpaid compensation for land expropriated in 1992, blocking Maya Train construction.
Mexico’s Public Debt Reaches 18.6 Trillion Pesos, Equivalent to 49.8% of GDP
Mexico's public debt stands at 18.6 trillion pesos, representing 49.8% of GDP, according to the latest government report.