Tulum Campaign to Separate Jaguar Park From Archaeological Zone Struggles for Signatures
A citizen campaign to separate Tulum's Jaguar Park from the archaeological zone has gathered only 2,100 signatures in two weeks.
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A citizen campaign to separate Tulum's Jaguar Park from the archaeological zone has gathered only 2,100 signatures in two weeks.
Playa del Carmen's iconic Quinta Avenida is nearly empty at night, signaling a tourism slowdown that worries local businesses.
State government supports community request for federal working groups to plan sustainable development in Mahahual.
Digital platforms are enabling unlicensed boat tours in protected marine areas, posing risks to ecosystems and visitors.
Experts say cruise tourism concentrates profits among a few lines, while ports like Mahahual see little local benefit.
Gala Cozumel, a 36-year-old tourism event, brought together hoteliers and partners to strengthen alliances and promote the island.
Hotel occupancy in Quintana Roo remains below 60% despite World Cup 2026, as airline shifts reduce flights from the US.
Tulum faces a housing crisis as 80% of homes cater to tourists, leaving locals without affordable options.
Cozumel International Airport's renovation is 70% complete, aiming to boost passenger capacity by a third.
Playa del Carmen, Tulum, and Cancún rank among Mexico's top 10 Airbnb markets, totaling nearly 36,000 listings.
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