Elderly Man Dies on Bus in Felipe Carrillo Puerto
A 65-year-old man died on a passenger bus near Uhmay, Felipe Carrillo Puerto, after falling ill during the journey.
New Conanp Director in Tulum Aims to Ease Tensions With Tourism Sector
Mexico's protected areas agency appoints a new local director to rebuild dialogue with Tulum's tourism industry amid ongoing economic complaints.
One Dead in Slab Collapse at Riu Peninsula Hotel in Cancun
A construction worker died when a concrete slab collapsed during remodeling at the Riu Peninsula hotel in Cancun.
Royal Caribbean Says It Will Maintain Investments in Mexico Despite Permit Denial for Perfect Day Project
Royal Caribbean vows to continue investments in Mexico after SEMARNAT denies permit for Perfect Day project in Mahahual.
Quintana Roo Aims to Boost Sport Fishing With Federal Permit Revenue
Quintana Roo will retain federal sport fishing permit fees to fund promotion, tournaments, and infrastructure.
Women Lead 42% of Businesses in Quintana Roo, Official Says
Women head 42% of economic establishments in Quintana Roo, according to state officials.
General Motors to Produce Aveo and Groove in Mexico After China Tariffs
GM will invest $1 billion to produce Aveo and Groove in Mexico, shifting production from China amid new tariffs.
Nautical Operators Warn World Cup Could Reduce Conventional Tourism in Cancun
Nautical association president says World Cup flights may displace regular tourists, hurting local economy.
Abandoned Newborn in Cancun to Be Put Up for Adoption
A newborn boy found by trash bins in Cancun is stable and will be offered for adoption after legal proceedings.
Mayan Communities Seek Clarity on Cultural Heritage Rules
Mayan communities push for clear regulations on the use of their cultural symbols after a Supreme Court ruling against Xcaret.