Cancún Restaurants Brace for Tough Low Season as Tourism Slips, Canirac Says
Canirac Cancún says some restaurants may close sections or suspend operations as tourism dips and back-to-school spending bites.
Tourism
Cancun’s Ventura Park Dolphins in Delicate Health; 2027 Retirement Plan Set
Nine dolphins at Ventura Park in Cancun are in delicate health due to advanced age; officials have set a 2027…
Tulum to Remove Jaguar Park Wall and Restore 8 International Routes
Tulum launched a tourism overhaul that includes removing Jaguar Park's perimeter wall and restoring eight international air routes for winter…
More Inclusive and All-Fun Inclusive Concepts Aim to Extend Tourist Stays in the Mexican Caribbean
Two premium all-inclusive concepts from Mexico's Caribbean aim to extend tourist stays with luxury, ecotourism and unlimited activities.
Tulum Tourism Crisis Deepens as Ancient Site Loses 185,000 Visitors
Tulum's economic crisis deepens as hotel closures mount and the archaeological zone loses nearly 185,000 visitors in six months.
Tulum Faces Challenges but Retains Appeal as Unique Destination, Hotel Leader Says
Tulum's hotel leader says the destination remains unique despite sargassum and perception challenges, with an optimistic outlook for year-end occupancy.
Vózeres Sees Choral Music as a Tourist Draw for Quintana Roo
Choral ensemble Vózeres is working to turn choral music into a cultural tourist attraction in Quintana Roo.
Trained Hawks Patrol Riviera Maya Resorts, but Practice Raises Welfare Questions
Hotels and restaurants in Cancun and the Riviera Maya are using trained Harris's hawks to deter opportunistic birds without harming…
Kukulcán Boulevard in Cancún to Get 142 Accessibility Ramps and Speed Humps
INFRATUR is adding speed humps and 142 accessibility ramps along Cancún's Kukulcán Boulevard to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists.
Cozumel Park Guide Sanctioned for Using Bone to Lure Crocodile
A park guide in Cozumel was sanctioned after a video showed him using a bone to lure a crocodile at…