Chetumal-Bacalar Romance Route Aims to Boost Southern Caribbean Tourism
A tourism initiative in southern Quintana Roo aims to attract weddings and boost local economies.
Breaking News from Cancun, the Riviera Maya and the Yucatan Peninsula
A tourism initiative in southern Quintana Roo aims to attract weddings and boost local economies.
Fonatur will sell its last Cancun land parcels, with proceeds directed to community tourism projects.
The Maya Train project will introduce culinary tourism packages featuring five routes across southeastern Mexico.
Quintana Roo anticipates 1.2 million tourists during Holy Week, with hotel occupancy above 80%.
Cancún International Airport reports 22 flight cancellations and delays to U.S. destinations due to U.S. government shutdown impacts.
Mexico's environment ministry approved 926 new hotel rooms for the Moxché Club & Resort in Playa del Carmen.
Tour operators report moderate visitor numbers at Tulum cenotes before Easter, with expectations of increased tourism.
Quintana Roo's Maya Kaan community tourism model will expand to other regions of Mexico.
Grupo Posadas plans an all-inclusive hotel in Bacalar, raising environmental concerns.
Cozumel expects 369 cruise ship arrivals in 2026 after Mexico signs a tourism agreement with the FCCA.
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