Ride-Hailing Apps Prepare for Tourist Surge During World Cup in Cancun
Uber and other apps introduce mandatory PINs and recorded trips as Cancun braces for millions of World Cup visitors.
Tourism
US Couple Files Million-Dollar Lawsuit Against Xcaret After Severe Injury
A US couple is suing Xcaret for millions after a woman suffered a severe arm injury at the park.
Fuel Price Hike Drives Up Airfares, Threatens Domestic Tourism in Riviera Maya
Rising fuel costs push airfares higher, putting domestic summer tourism at risk in Riviera Maya.
Hard Rock Riviera Maya Plans New Water Park at Puerto Aventuras Resort
Hard Rock Riviera Maya seeks environmental approval to build a water park on 15,900 square meters of its property.
Protest Mars 45th Anniversary of Tulum National Park as Workers Report 70% Income Drop
Service providers at Tulum National Park protested on its 45th anniversary, reporting income drops of up to 70%.
Over 17,000 Businesses in Mexico’s Magical Towns Go Digital
More than 17,000 tourism businesses in Mexico's Pueblos Mágicos have adopted digital tools under the 'Avanzamos por México' strategy.
Isla Mujeres Seeks to Renew Blue Flag Certification for Playa Norte and Playa Centro
Isla Mujeres prepares for a May 7 audit to renew Blue Flag certification for Playa Norte and Playa Centro.
Seven New Projects Approved for Cozumel and Mahahual With Cruise Tourism Trust Funds
Governor Mara Lezama announced seven projects for Cozumel and Mahahual, funded by the cruise tourism trust.
Quintana Roo Hoteliers Propose Tax Mechanism to Fund Sargassum Fight
Hoteliers in Quintana Roo propose redirecting part of their income tax to create a long-term fund for sargassum containment.
Tourists Report Irregular Fees and Access Restrictions at Tulum’s Parque del Jaguar
Visitors to Tulum's Parque del Jaguar allege unauthorized charges and confusing entry rules, raising concerns about the destination's image.