Riviera Maya Workers Revolt as Bonus Payments Dry Up Amid Sales Slump
Hotel workers in Riviera Maya protest as 15 hotels report zero profits, while a strike hits Kore Tulum.
Tourism
Cozumel Officials Deny Health Alert Amid Cruise Ship Norovirus Rumors
Cozumel tourism officials say no health alert exists after a reported norovirus case on a Caribbean cruise ship.
Mexico Delays Ruling on Royal Caribbean Beach Club Project in Cozumel
Mexico's environmental agency postponed a decision on Royal Caribbean's beach club project in Cozumel, sparking concerns over public beach access.
New Incidents With Tourists Add to Taxi Conflicts in Quintana Roo
A taxi driver in Playa del Carmen allegedly struck a passenger who filmed him refusing to give change.
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.
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.
Cancun Hotels Unite Against Child Sex Exploitation Ahead of World Cup
Hotel association signs anti-trafficking code, warns of zero tolerance for child sexual exploitation during the World Cup.
Mexico Issues Ebola Travel Warning for Congo and Uganda
Mexico and the US advise against non-essential travel to Congo and Uganda amid an Ebola outbreak with 390 suspected cases.
Tulum to Ban Swimming and Close Encounters With Crocodiles After ‘Panchito’ Attack
Tulum officials will restrict swimming and close encounters with crocodiles after a crocodile named Panchito attacked a visitor.
Isla Mujeres Promotes Religious Tourism at International Symposium
Mayor Atenea Gómez Ricalde presented Isla Mujeres' vision for religious freedom and tourism at a symposium in Cancún.