Tren Maya Tests Janal Restaurant Car With Yucatecan Cuisine Onboard
The Tren Maya tested its Janal restaurant car, serving traditional Yucatecan dishes prepared by Chef David Cetina.
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The Tren Maya tested its Janal restaurant car, serving traditional Yucatecan dishes prepared by Chef David Cetina.
The Tren Maya will begin daily service between Chetumal and Bacalar starting June 1, 2026.
Business leaders say military management of tourism infrastructure like the Maya Train and Tulum airport is yielding financial losses.
Tren Maya promotes vacation packages during the 2026 World Cup, aiming to attract visitors to southeastern Mexico.
The Mayan Train received a 15-year permit to transport diesel, boosting fuel logistics as it prepares for freight operations.
Weekly talks continue between authorities, artisans, and guides over new visitor center operations at Chichen Itza.
The Maya Train freight terminal in Cancun is 47.48% complete; Chetumal's terminal will start construction in 2027.
Maya Train stations in Quintana Roo see few passengers, empty commercial spaces, and limited daily service.
Federal government pays up to seven times more per square meter for land in Bacalar than in Puerto Morelos for…
Greenpeace Mexico uses World Cup 2026 mascot to raise awareness about deforestation and habitat loss in the Maya Forest.
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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