Mexican Senator Proposes Crackdown on Fake Tourism Websites
Senator Gino Segura introduces legislation to penalize fraudulent travel websites and protect online consumers.
Tourism
Divers demand stricter rules after ancient remains damaged in Tulum cenote
Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo — A dive instructor is calling on authorities to tighten...
US airlines cut 10% of Mexico flights amid violence, fuel costs
Mexico City — Surging global jet fuel prices, local violence, and weaker demand are pushing...
Low Occupancy Triggers Layoffs and Unpaid Leave in Riviera Maya Hotels
Hotels in Riviera Maya are laying off workers and imposing unpaid leave as occupancy drops, leaving employees struggling.
Kuzá Beach & Adventure Park Launches in Cozumel With $35M Investment
KUZÁ Beach & Adventure Park, a $35M all-in-one destination, opens in Cozumel with water park, zip lines, and eco-conservation.
Isla Mujeres Launches First Digital Diving Guide to Boost Tourism
Isla Mujeres presented its first Digital Diving Guide at the Tianguis Turístico, aiming to attract divers worldwide.
Quintana Roo Showcases Community Tourism at Tianguis Turístico
Seven Maya Ka'an communities promoted their offerings at the Tianguis Turístico, highlighting a growing segment.
INAH Has No Security Plan Ahead of World Cup, Expert Warns
An INAH researcher says the Culture Sector Program 2025-2030 omits security measures for archaeological sites and museums despite the upcoming…
Tourists Complain of Excessive National Guard Presence in Tulum
Tourists in Tulum complain about excessive National Guard presence, while business groups support increased security.
Tulum Archaeological Site Imposes Strict Security Checks After Teotihuacan Incident
Visitors to Tulum's archaeological zone face 30-minute waits and bag inspections under new security measures.