Holbox Closes Summer With 75% Hotel Occupancy, September Drop Expected
Holbox Island hotel occupancy reached 75% during summer, but tourism leaders project a seasonal drop to about 35% in September.
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Holbox Island hotel occupancy reached 75% during summer, but tourism leaders project a seasonal drop to about 35% in September.
Generation X is the largest tourist group in Quintana Roo, preferring sun-and-beach vacations and traditional travel agencies in 2026.
Riviera Maya hotel occupancy has dropped to about 36% in early September, approaching levels last seen during the pandemic.
A state tourism official blames the U.S. economic crisis for a summer slump that hit every destination in Quintana Roo.
Mexico City — U.S. antitrust regulators have approved the proposed merger of Mexican airlines Viva...
Cancún, Quintana Roo — The 38th edition of the Cancun Travel Mart will be held...
A "very strong" El Niño is set to last into 2027, bringing drought, record heat and water and power strain…
Drivers say the new staging lot for tourist vehicles at Cancun airport has no shade and difficult access.
Green Angels crews helped about 1,800 tourists along Quintana Roo highways this summer despite running with eight fewer vehicles.
Community representatives in Isla Mujeres demand transparency over 12 million pesos from Garrafón Park and repairs to damaged sidewalks.
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