Quintana Roo Still Leads Maya Train Ridership Despite Domestic Dip
Maya Train ridership in Quintana Roo topped 491,000 in early 2026, as international passengers surged 159% despite a domestic decline.
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Maya Train ridership in Quintana Roo topped 491,000 in early 2026, as international passengers surged 159% despite a domestic decline.
After seeing Maya Train damage to cave waters, New York lawmakers urge Mexico to enforce environmental law.
Sheinbaum blamed human error for recent Maya Train accidents and asked officials to explain maintenance work.
A Quintana Roo researcher says tourism-driven projects at Cobá, Tulum and Balam Tun are harming Maya heritage, and urges an…
After a recent derailment, environmentalists in Playa del Carmen warn against operating cargo trains on the Maya Train's fragile Section…
A Tren Maya train halted after a track failure near Campeche; all 123 passengers were evacuated safely and no injuries…
First-half losses already exceed all of 2025 as revenue covers just 7.5% of operating costs.
Grupo Mundo Maya adjusts hotel rates for late 2026 after Tren Maya properties see weaker-than-expected demand.
Yucatan government promotes Chichen Itza airport as aviation and logistics hub to diversify the economy beyond tourism.
The Maya Train's new Janal restaurant car offers traditional Yucatecan cuisine on its first run between Mérida-Teya and Izamal.
Tren Maya News covers the Maya Train project, Mexico’s landmark railway development spanning five states across the Yucatan Peninsula. Our team monitors official announcements from the Tren Maya authority (FONATUR), environmental impact studies, tourism industry reports, and local community responses to bring you timely English-language coverage of station construction progress, route maps and schedules, tourism and economic impact, environmental concerns including cenote and cave impacts, operations and ticket pricing, and connecting transportation infrastructure.
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