Tulum Airport Loses Momentum as Passenger Traffic Plunges in Early 2026
Tulum's international airport sees a 34% drop in foreign passengers amid sargassum, insecurity, and high transport costs.
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Tulum's international airport sees a 34% drop in foreign passengers amid sargassum, insecurity, and high transport costs.
With 18 days until the FIFA World Cup, Mexico's tourism sector faces both opportunity and risk from protests and insecurity.
The Hotel Association of Cancun, Puerto Morelos and Isla Mujeres convened its advisory council to discuss future strategy ahead of…
Nascar will return to Quintana Roo in 2027 after a successful first edition in Tulum, aiming to surpass 30,000 attendees.
Quintana Roo's government secretary says sargasso is now a constant problem needing year-round monitoring.
FIFA unveiled the Fan ID, a free digital credential for ticket holders offering augmented reality, rewards, and exclusive content at…
Chichen Itza stays closed after a second dialogue fails between artisans, guides, and authorities over a new visitor center.
Mexico's consumer protection agency will set up help desks at Cancun airport and bus terminal to prevent price gouging during…
Quintana Roo will host free World Cup screenings at five venues, including Cancun's Malecon Tajamar and four Magical Towns.
Hotel workers in Riviera Maya protest as 15 hotels report zero profits, while a strike hits Kore Tulum.
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