Quintana Roo Has Twice as Many Notaries Per Capita as Mexico City, Analysis Finds
Quintana Roo has 6.24 notaries per 100,000 people, compared to Mexico City's 2.71, according to a new analysis.
Mexico’s SAT Launches Express Audits Targeting Fake Invoices: What Businesses Must Know
Mexico's tax authority now has a fast-track audit process for suspected fake invoicing, giving businesses just five days to respond.
Fire Destroys Four Vehicles at Cancun Auto Shop; Suspect Arrested
A fire at a Cancun auto shop destroyed four vehicles. Firefighters contained the blaze; a suspect was arrested.
Business Alliance in Quintana Roo Aims to Shield Local Economy From Tourism Slowdown
Coparmex, Náuticos and SKAL sign agreement to boost internal consumption and retain spending in Quintana Roo.
Playa 38 in Playa del Carmen Recovers Sand After Months of Coastal Erosion
Playa 38 in Playa del Carmen has regained much of its sand just in time for summer vacation season.
Mexico Expropriates 102 Hectares in Juan Sarabia for Maya Train, Pays $160 Million to Ejido Members
The federal government will compensate the ejido in Othón P. Blanco with over 160 million pesos for the Maya Train's…
Cancun Nautical Sector Warns of Closures if Summer Operations Don’t Reach 70%
Cancun's nautical sector warns of possible business closures if summer operations fail to reach 70% by fall.
Tulum Residents Petition for Lower Electricity Rates, Seek Tariff Reclassification
Residents of Tulum are pushing for a change in electricity tariff from 1B to 1C to reduce bills.
Cancun Airport Sees Gradual Decline in Flights During Peak Season
Cancun International Airport reports 430 flights on Tuesday, down from 509 on Saturday, amid peak summer season.
Morena Has No Date for Official Candidate List in Quintana Roo, Party Leader Says
Morena's national leader says the party will publish its candidate list but has not set a date.