U.S. Warns Latin America It Is Ready to Launch Solo Offensive Against Drug Cartels
U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth says Washington will act alone if necessary to combat cartels.
Bacalar Hotels Expect 90% Occupancy During Easter Week as Bookings Surge
Bacalar hotels anticipate over 90% occupancy for Easter week, driven by confirmed bookings and new attractions.
Three Abductions in 24 Hours Heighten Security Concerns in Quintana Roo’s Maya Zone
Three abductions in 24 hours in Quintana Roo's Maya Zone spark security alerts and criticism of municipal government.
Mexico’s Tourism Industry Expects 836,000 Additional Visitors for 2026 FIFA World Cup
Mexico's tourism sector projects 836,000 additional visitors for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, generating $2.1 billion in revenue.
Lobster Season Ends in Quintana Roo with Stable Catch, Fishermen Urge Respect for Ban
Lobster season in Quintana Roo concluded with stable production, but fishermen warn against illegal fishing during the ban.
Punta Sur in Isla Mujeres Offers Prime View of Spring Equinox 2026
Punta Sur on Isla Mujeres will provide a unique vantage point for the Spring Equinox on March 20, 2026.
Cozumel Offers Free Smartphone Photography and Reels Course for Young Entrepreneurs
Cozumel launches a free course teaching smartphone photography and social media reels to boost local businesses.
Two Women Injured After Pickup Truck Hits Motorcycle in Playa del Carmen
A pickup truck struck a motorcycle, injuring two women with multiple fractures and contusions.
Caribbean Nights Return to Parque de las Palapas With Music and Dance in Cancún
Cancún's Caribbean Nights event returns to Parque de las Palapas with dance performances and tropical rhythms.
Maya Kaan Faces Key Challenges as Ecotourism Destination in Mexican Caribbean
Maya Kaan ecotourism destination faces challenges maintaining low-density tourism and community benefits amid new infrastructure development.