Sargassum Threatens to Devour 11% of Quintana Roo’s Economy, BID Warns
A new BID study warns sargassum could cost Quintana Roo 11% of its GDP, as the federal government prepares a…
Tourism
Temporary Unemployment Insurance Proposed for Quintana Roo Tourism Workers
Cancún, Quintana Roo — Ildefonso Guajardo Villarreal, former Economy Secretary and T-MEC negotiator, proposed the...
Cancun Hotels Still Lack Hurricane Shelters Despite Deadline
At least 20 Cancun hotels have not certified hurricane shelters, risking fines or closure.
Animal Rights Group Pushes for Dolphin Sanctuary in Quintana Roo
PETA Latino urges Quintana Roo to build Mexico's first coastal dolphin sanctuary following the 'Mincho Law' ban on captive breeding.
CROC Threatens Strike at 10 Hotels in Quintana Roo Over Wage Disputes
Union files strike notices against 10 hotels in Quintana Roo, demanding wage and benefit reviews.
Tourist Taxed Nearly $400 for Bringing Camera Gear Into Mexico
A foreign tourist was charged nearly $400 in taxes at Cozumel airport after customs classified his underwater photography gear as…
Cancún Removes Over 37,000 Tons of Sargassum From Beaches
Cancún has removed more than 37,133 tons of sargassum from public beaches since the start of the current administration.
Community Tourism Project at Cave of the Hanging Serpents Renews Certifications
A Maya women-led cooperative in Kantemo renewed its Moderniza and Punto Limpio certifications with INPI support.
Yucatán Opens Two New Maya Culture Museums
Yucatán inaugurated two archaeological museums showcasing Maya artifacts, boosting cultural tourism.
Free Beach Access Revives Optimism in Tulum, but Residents Warn of Deeper Challenges
Mexico opens Tulum beaches and Jaguar Park for free, but locals cite extortion, high taxi fares, and sargassum as ongoing…