Tulum Races to Avoid Becoming Mexican Caribbean’s First Seasonal Destination
Hotel occupancy in Tulum has plunged to 20 percent even in high season, sparking fears of becoming a seasonal destination.
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Hotel occupancy in Tulum has plunged to 20 percent even in high season, sparking fears of becoming a seasonal destination.
Mexico City — Mexico’s immigration authorities have tightened entry controls at the country’s main international...
Satellite images show lower sargassum density, but Mexico keeps red alert as 119,000 tons are expected this year.
Sargassum has smothered beaches in Quintana Roo, and hotel occupancy has fallen to 55-70% this summer, despite government assurances that…
Mexico confirms 39 cyclosporiasis cases but says no active outbreak exists, as officials investigate food sources and hotels in Quintana…
Residents of Xcalak, Quintana Roo, say sargassum is overwhelming their beaches and ask authorities for the same support offered elsewhere.
Black Dances Festival opens in Cancún with Afro-Caribbean performances, workshops and talks.
Cancún will host games in the U-15 Baseball World Cup, joining Mérida as co-host. Admission is free.
The Maya Train resumes Cancún–Playa del Carmen service Aug. 15, along with Tren Maya Conecta, a shuttle linking stations with…
Mexico's tourism secretary says Tulum Renace is already boosting visitor numbers three weeks after its launch.
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