Riviera Maya Restaurants Face 25% Staff Shortage Amid Tourism Recovery
Restaurants in the Riviera Maya are experiencing a 25% staff shortage, impacting the tourism recovery.
Chinese Automaker GAC Motor to Open First Assembly Plant in Mexico
Chinese automaker GAC Motor will open its first Mexican assembly plant in the second half of 2026.
Historian Calls for Maya Cultural Awareness to Counter Tourism Exploitation
Historian urges Maya communities to understand their cultural value to prevent exploitation by tourism companies.
Quintana Roo Prepares Reforms to Regulate Real Estate Agents and Recognize Licensed Professionals
Quintana Roo is drafting legislation to require licensing for real estate agents and recognize registered professionals.
Felipe Carrillo Puerto Unveils ‘Caminos Ancestrales’ Cultural Corridor
A new kilometer-long mural corridor celebrating Maya culture has opened in Felipe Carrillo Puerto, Quintana Roo.
Sheinbaum Investigates Maya Train Section for Sinking
Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo — Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has ordered a technical review...
Akumal Residents Demand Dialogue and Clarity on Land Access in Community Meeting
Akumal residents met with state and municipal officials to voice concerns about natural area access and land ownership.
Playa del Carmen Expands Recycling Program with 13 Monthly Collection Points
Playa del Carmen's Reciclatón program collected over 900 tons of recyclables in 2025 through temporary and permanent collection points.
Tourism Group Urges Mexican Lawmakers to Reverse 100% Fee Hike for Protected Natural Areas
A Mexican tourism association is lobbying lawmakers to reverse a 100% fee increase for accessing protected natural areas.
Ride-Hailing Drivers in Tulum Protest Stricter Regulations and High Fines
Ride-hailing drivers in Tulum report high fines, vehicle seizures, and unclear regulations during enforcement operations.