Quintana Roo Vacation Rentals Lose Nearly 10% of Value in 2025, Sector Bets on 2026 Rebound
Vacation rental market in Quintana Roo fell to $686 million in 2025, down from $747 million the previous year.
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Vacation rental market in Quintana Roo fell to $686 million in 2025, down from $747 million the previous year.
Cozumel tourism officials warn of digital scams targeting visitors during busy Carnival season.
Bacalar's mayor emphasizes carnival prizes and tax rewards while ignoring violence in communities like Limones.
Playa del Carmen will host the 2026 Inter-Association Speed Skating Championship from March 25-29.
Two bus routes will serve Cancun's Hotel Zone via the new Nichupte Bridge, using hybrid buses.
Mexico's Caribbean tourism faces new competition as Cuba and Venezuela open to U.S. visitors, officials warn.
Quintana Roo plans to turn food festivals into permanent monthly markets for local producers and traditional cooks.
Mixed-use real estate projects in Cancún have increased 50% over three years, driven by investor demand.
Vacation rental profits in Quintana Roo fell 8% in 2025 due to oversupply and new municipal regulations.
Canadian flights to Cancún surge as U.S. routes decline, reshaping tourism patterns.
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