Local Hoteliers Accuse Tren Maya Hotel of Unfair Competition in Calakmul
Hoteliers in Calakmul accuse a state-run Tren Maya hotel of monopolizing tourism and causing local business closures.
Tourism
Playa del Carmen Hoteliers Monitor Global Conflicts Amid Tourism Uncertainty
Hotel association expresses concern over Middle East conflicts potentially affecting tourist arrivals in Playa del Carmen.
Akumal Bay Emerges as Sargassum-Free Alternative on Tulum Coast
Akumal Bay remains free of sargassum, attracting visitors as other Tulum beaches face intermittent seaweed influx.
Mexican Caribbean Sees Tourism Surge in 2026, Expects Over a Million Visitors for Easter
Quintana Roo reports rising tourist numbers in 2026, with over a million visitors projected for Easter.
Maya Train Connects Key Archaeological Sites Across Southeast Mexico
The Maya Train offers travelers a new way to explore ancient Mayan sites across five southeastern Mexican states.
Playa del Carmen Recognizes Mayan Cooperatives With Community Tourism Award
Two Mayan cooperatives in Quintana Roo receive a national community tourism distinction.
Mexico Plans Secure Airport Access for Ride-Hailing Apps, Announces Clear Taxi Fares in Cancun
Mexico aims to enhance airport transport safety and transparency ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Tourists Warned About Renting Stolen Vehicles from Unregulated Agencies in Quintana Roo
Tourists renting cars from unregulated agencies in Quintana Roo face wrongful charges, legal issues, and even arrests.
Boat Operators Propose New Route to Boca Iglesia Convent in Isla Mujeres
Boat operators propose a shorter route to Boca Iglesia convent, cutting travel time by up to an hour for visitors.
Voladores de Papantla Withdraw From Tulum Archaeological Site After 30 Years
The Voladores de Papantla have left Tulum's archaeological site after three decades due to declining tourism.