Sargassum Collection in Quintana Roo Exceeds 106,000 Tons; More Barriers Planned
Officials say 106,848 tons of sargassum have been collected this season, and federal funding will expand barrier coverage to nearly…
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Officials say 106,848 tons of sargassum have been collected this season, and federal funding will expand barrier coverage to nearly…
Hotel occupancy in Tulum fell more than 20% between May and July, leading some properties to consider seasonal closures and…
Cozumel, Quintana Roo — Nearly 4 in 10 residents of Cozumel live in poverty, according...
Riviera Maya, Quintana Roo — Mexican health authorities have ruled out the presence of the...
Quintana Roo tourism officials are working to restore air routes lost over the past year and open new flights at…
After nearly three years, Tulum's traditional shuttle resumed with electric carts, easing access and boosting local merchants' hopes.
The Mexican Navy and Environment Ministry approved expanding Isla Mujeres port from 68,526 to 614,707 square meters.
Crews removed more than 110 tons of sargassum from Playa Norte after an unusual buildup threatened Isla Mujeres' key tourist…
CROC denies hotel strike reports in Quintana Roo, saying contract review notices are routine and not a sign of imminent…
A Playa del Carmen court has restored possession of a Tulum beachfront property to the plaintiffs after a yearslong legal…
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