Cancún Pride March Moved to May to Avoid Schedule Conflicts
Cancún's LGBT+ Pride march rescheduled to May 16, 2026, to avoid conflicts with other Quintana Roo events.
Workers Allege Labor Violations at Tulum Restaurants in Mini Quinta District
Employees accuse Tulum restaurants of withheld tips, delayed pay, and 12-hour shifts.
Mérida Suspends Sunday Cultural Program for International Women’s Day March
Mérida cancels its Sunday cultural activities to accommodate a large women's rights march.
El Niño to Bring Intense Heat, Drought, and Wildfires to Yucatan Peninsula and Caribbean
El Niño will cause extreme heat, wildfires, and drought in the Yucatan Peninsula and Caribbean this year.
Man Kidnapped and Beaten in Quintana Roo as Authorities Remain Silent on Disappearances
A man was kidnapped and beaten in Señor, Quintana Roo, amid a pattern of disappearances with little official response.
Tourism Workers in Tulum Report Persistent Informal Promoters at Archaeological Site Entrances
Tourism workers in Tulum report persistent informal promoters at archaeological site entrances, affecting visitor experience.
Sheinbaum Announces Mixed Investment Energy Plan with Focus on Yucatan Peninsula
Mexico's president announced a mixed investment energy plan adding 6,000 MW, with projects across the Yucatan Peninsula.
Tecate Opens New Public Beach Access in Tulum to Counter Private Restrictions
A new public beach access point opens in Tulum, part of a private initiative to ensure free coastal entry.
Mexico to Deploy Nearly 100,000 Security Personnel for 2026 World Cup Under Operation Kukulkán
Mexico will deploy nearly 100,000 security personnel for the 2026 World Cup as part of Operation Kukulkán.
Federal Judge Returns Chichén Itzá Hotels Mayaland and The Lodge to Businessman Rodolfo Rosas Moya
A federal judge overturned a previous ruling, returning control of two iconic hotels near Chichén Itzá to businessman Rodolfo Rosas…