Playa del Carmen Steps Up Fight Against Dengue and Malaria
Two cases of dengue fever and one case of malaria have been confirmed in Playa del Carmen during April, according to local Health Secretary Juan Antonio Uribe Trujillo. While some may focus on fogging as a solution, the official emphasizes that prevention is key. “It’s not about fumigating based on perception, but rather based on […]
Playa del Carmen’s Shores Remain Pristine During Holy Week
Thanks to concerted efforts by authorities, the beaches of Playa del Carmen remained remarkably clean and free from sargassum during Holy Week, a significant milestone for the vacation spot. According to Irving Rafael Lili Madrigal, director of the Federal Maritime Terrestrial Zone (Zofemat), the ongoing cleanup initiatives paid off, allowing tourists and locals to enjoy […]
Crime Wave Grips Cozumel: Perception of Insecurity Spikes Among Residents
Cozumel, a popular tourist destination in Quintana Roo, has been plagued by rising crime rates over the past three months, with residents voicing growing concerns about their safety. According to data from the state Crime Stoplight, Cozumel recorded seven “red” and four “yellow” crime indicators between January and March 2025. This puts it in third […]
Expansion of Cozumel Cruise Port Set to Accommodate Up to Four Ships Simultaneously
The Mexican government has approved an investment plan by SSA Marine México to expand the cruise port in Cozumel, Quintana Roo, with a total injection of 882 million pesos (approximately $44 million) aimed at accommodating up to four vessels simultaneously. According to details revealed in the project submitted to the Ministry of Environment and Natural […]
Mero Season Off to Average Start in Progreso: Good Prices and Vessel Returns Reported
In an interview with El Diario, Enrique Sánchez Sánchez, president of Canainpesca and Exportamar, described the current fishing situation in Progreso as “average,” with catch volumes varying significantly from vessel to vessel. Just one month before the start of the grouper season, mid-sea vessels have begun anchoring in the port, bringing in between 1,500 and […]
Mysterious Sea Recession Along Yucatán Beaches Sparks Fears of Tsunami Risk
In a bizarre phenomenon that has left locals and tourists alike stunned, the sea receded by several meters along the beaches of Progreso, Telchac Puerto, and Celestún in Mexico’s Yucatán region on Wednesday night. The sudden and unexplained retreat of the water has sparked concerns among residents and authorities about the risk of a tsunami. […]
Designer’s Paradise: Stephanie Suberville Shares her Favorite Spots in San Miguel de Allende
Fashion designer and co-founder of Heirlome, Stephanie Suberville, has a special connection to Mexico’s charming city of San Miguel de Allende. Growing up in Monterrey, surrounded by artisanal art, instilled in her a deep appreciation for the country’s rich cultural heritage. After studying at the Parsons School of Design in New York City and launching […]
Avianca Reduces Direct Service from Bogotá to Tulum Amid Low Demand”
Colombian airline Avianca has announced that it will be suspending its direct route between Bogotá and Tulum starting July 3, 2025. The last flight is scheduled for July 1, marking the end of a service that began operating in December 2024. The direct route, operated by Airbus A320 aircraft with a capacity for 180 passengers, […]
Tulum Residents Demand Free Access to Beaches: A Fight for Collective Rights
Residents of Tulum, Mexico are calling on authorities to guarantee free access to public beaches, a right enshrined in the Mexican Constitution and reinforced by the General Law of National Assets. For years, local communities, tourists, and private developers have faced obstacles that hinder access to these iconic destinations. The citizen organization Playas Libres has […]