FPMC Reaffirms Its Commitment to Sea Turtle Conservation in Cozumel
91 nests have been recorded so far during the 2025 season at the Punta Sur Turtle Camp. In the context of World Sea Turtle Day, the Cozumel Parks and Museums Foundation (FPMC) reaffirmed its commitment to the protection of these emblematic species by reporting the registration of 91 nests at the Punta Sur Turtle Camp […]
Playa Del Carmen Small Hotels Facing Crisis Due to Low Occupancy
The small hotel industry in Playa del Carmen is facing a crisis due to low occupancy rates, which have dropped significantly compared to previous years. According to Offner Arjona, president of the Playa del Carmen Small Hotels Association, occupancy at small hotels has plummeted to just 33%, with summer reservations not exceeding 40%. This decline […]
Tulum Airport Seeks to Revitalize Flights with Incentives
In an effort to boost air travel to the popular tourist destination, authorities in Quintana Roo are exploring ways to incentivize airlines to operate flights to Tulum Airport. According to Pablo Casas, Undersecretary of Tourism of Quintana Roo, the cancellation of seasonal flights was not unexpected. However, officials are now looking for strategies to encourage […]
Tulum Launches Business Training Program for Mayan-Speaking Entrepreneurs
The Tulum City Council has announced the launch of a business management and financial inclusion training program for Mayan-speaking entrepreneurs and microentrepreneurs. The initiative aims to bridge the economic and knowledge gaps that have historically affected Indigenous communities. In partnership with Nacional Financiera (NAFIN) and the Quintana Roo Secretariat of Economic Development, the program seeks […]
Air Canada Vacations Marks 50 Years of Making Dreams Travel
Air Canada Vacations is celebrating a major milestone as it marks 50 years of bringing people together through travel. The airline’s vacation division has partnered with the Quintana Roo Tourism Promotion Council to host an exclusive event in Cancun from November 4-7, 2025. The celebration brings together valued travel professionals from across Canada for an […]
Sargassum Epidemic Devastates Cancun’s Tourism Industry
The beaches of Puerto Juárez in Cancún have been ravaged by a massive influx of sargassum, a type of seaweed that has become a constant presence along the shore. The resulting unpleasant odors and poor image have sent restaurant sales plummeting, even during the low season. Waiters at these establishments report a significant drop in […]
Navy Deploys Troops to Prevent Disaster as Hurricane Erick Looms Over Mexico
The Secretariat of the Navy (SEMAR) has activated its Marine Plan in Prevention Phase in the states of Colima, Tabasco, and Campeche, as well as Oaxaca and Guerrero, to protect the population from the expected landfall of Hurricane Erick. According to weather forecasts, the Category 1 hurricane is currently located 202 kilometers south-southeast of Puerto […]
Merida Revives Mayan Language with Vibrant Efforts
In a bid to promote and preserve the rich Mayan culture, Mérida’s City Council has been working tirelessly to revive the language through various initiatives. The Municipal Institute for the Strengthening of Mayan Culture has taken the lead in this effort, offering workshops and courses that aim not only to teach the language but also […]
Border Patrol Uncovers Massive Tunnel Linking San Diego and Tijuana
In a major breakthrough, agents from the San Diego Sector of U.S. Border Patrol have discovered a massive, incomplete tunnel stretching over 2,918 feet across the border between San Diego and Tijuana, Mexico. According to officials, the tunnel was actively under construction when it was uncovered by agents with the San Diego Sector Tunnel Team […]