Mixed-Use Real Estate Developments in Cancún Grow by 50%
Mixed-use real estate projects in Cancún have increased 50% over three years, driven by investor demand.
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Mixed-use real estate projects in Cancún have increased 50% over three years, driven by investor demand.
Vacation rental profits in Quintana Roo fell 8% in 2025 due to oversupply and new municipal regulations.
Canadian flights to Cancún surge as U.S. routes decline, reshaping tourism patterns.
FIFA's official ticket resale platform shows prices skyrocketing for high-demand matches.
Tourist arrivals in the Mexican Caribbean fell 3.7% in 2025 compared to 2024, with 18.2 million visitors.
NIZUC Resort & Spa in Cancún earns top culinary honor from Mexico Gastronomic Guide.
Timeshare clubs in Quintana Roo grew 5% in 2025 despite a 10% drop in U.S. visitors, boosted by Canadian and…
Cozumel prepares for its fifth Mexican Caribbean Gastronomic Festival, expecting over 7,000 attendees with coconut as the featured ingredient.
Mexico has launched an electronic visa for Brazilian tourists, allowing stays of up to 180 days in Quintana Roo.
80% of tour sales in Playa del Carmen now occur online, leading to increased fraud reports.
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