INAH Launches Conservation Project for Ancient Woman’s Remains in Playa del Carmen Cenote
Archaeologists begin work to preserve the skeleton of a young woman, named Yatzil, found in the Yaakun cenote.
Parasite Causing Severe Diarrhea Could Reach Mexico, Experts Warn
Infectologist Alejandro Macías warns Cyclospora cayetanensis, linked to a US outbreak, may arrive in Mexico.
Italy Returns 27 Pre-Columbian Artifacts and Fossils to Mexico
Italy has returned 27 pre-Columbian archaeological and paleontological pieces to Mexico, recovered from illegal trafficking.
Business Leaders Propose Special Customs Zone to Boost Chetumal’s ‘Polo del Bienestar’
Entrepreneurs propose an auxiliary customs section in Chetumal to boost trade and attract investment to the Polo del Bienestar.
Hotel Booking Call Center Fraud: A Growing Challenge for Quintana Roo
Authorities dismantle a fake call center in Cancún as hotel reservation scams target tourists in Mexico's top destination.
Playa del Carmen Demands Return of Biciplaya Bike-Share Program After Unauthorized Removal
Playa del Carmen officials demand the return of the Biciplaya bike-share program after its unauthorized removal, citing contract violations.
Nichupté Bridge to Open for Pedestrians With First ‘PuenteAndo’ Event
Cancún's Nichupté Bridge will open to pedestrians on July 26 for the first 'PuenteAndo' event.
Cancun’s ‘Day of the People’ Offers Over 130 Services and Discounts
Hundreds of Cancun residents took advantage of discounts and free services at the municipal 'Day of the People' event.
Family of Man Who Died at Cancun Hotel Alleges Investigation Irregularities, Social Media Censorship
Family of Amado Isaac Sánchez Lomelí says hotel cleaned the scene and restricted social media comments about his death.
Federal Government Allocates 1.3 Million Pesos for Disability Services in Quintana Roo
Mexico allocates 1.3 million pesos to equip an occupational therapy center for people with disabilities in Quintana Roo.