Mayan Train Construction Concerns Addressed by Engineers
The construction of the Mayan Train, which began in March 2021, was initially lacking in...
Breaking News from Cancun, the Riviera Maya and the Yucatan Peninsula
The construction of the Mayan Train, which began in March 2021, was initially lacking in...
Venancia Coh Chuc, an official from the National Institute of Indigenous People’s (INPI), has acknowledged...
A worker involved in the construction of the Maya Train in the Yucatán Peninsula tragically...
The Maya Train Project, overseen by the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), is...
The Mexican Secretariat of Agrarian, Territorial and Urban Development (Sedatu) has announced the seizure of...
Over the weekend, a photograph of a graffitied Maya Train carriage in Cancún, Quintana Roo,...
Sergio González Rubiera, the head of the Association of Travel Agencies for Inbound Tourism, has...
Ricardo Zalazar, the director of the Mobility Institute of the State of Quintana Roo (Imoveqroo),...
Federal Highway 180D, which will connect Cancún Airport with the Tren Maya station, is nearing...
The army has nearly completed the construction of a 160-room hotel with parking for 212...
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.
Whether you are a traveler planning to ride the train, an investor tracking the project, an environmental observer monitoring its impact, or a resident affected by construction, Tren Maya News keeps you informed about the most transformative infrastructure project in the Yucatan Peninsula’s modern history so you’ll always be in the know.