Campeche Ranks Among States with Fewest Museum Visitors, Despite Its Mayan Heritage
Last year, the state welcomed 330,631 visitors across its 19 existing museums—figures that placed Campeche 12th nationwide among states with the lowest visitor turnout at these cultural spaces. According to local residents and visitors alike, the lack of promotion for attractions such as the Jade Mask—currently on display at the Baluarte de la Soledad—combined with […]
Kore Hotel Strikers Await Labor Resolution in Tulum
Strikers at the Hotel Kore in Tulum—who formally declared a labor dispute last Saturday—are awaiting a proposal from the company that has left them in limbo since October of last year. Uri Carmona Islas, Commissioner for the Revolutionary Confederation of Workers and Peasants (CROC) in the Riviera Maya, stated that they hope to reach an […]
Tulum Faces Worker Exodus Amid Labor Crisis and Tourism Downturn
What for years was viewed as a destination offering job opportunities and tourism-driven growth is today beginning to reflect a different reality in Tulum, where an increasing number of workers are deciding to leave the municipality due to a lack of stable employment and the rising cost of living. Employees in hotels, restaurants, and construction […]
Power outages persist during the early morning hours in Playa del Carmen.
Residents across various sectors of Playa del Carmen reported power outages and constant fluctuations in the electricity supply via social media during the night and early morning hours of this Wednesday. This situation once again sparked frustration among families and business owners, coming as it does amidst the high temperatures currently affecting the region. The […]
Hotel in Cancún Shut Down After Collapse That Injured a Worker
In Cancún’s Hotel Zone, in the state of Quintana Roo, the collapse of a structure at the Hotel Riu Palace Peninsula left one person working on the premises injured; the individual was subsequently transported to a private hospital. In a press release, Grupo RIU announced that the injured party is an employee of an external […]
Serfimex Sees Opportunity in Cancún’s New Financial District and Projects MXN 2.5 Billion in Lending
Serfimex Capital—a Multiple-Purpose Financial Society (SOFOM)—announced plans to issue bridge loans totaling 2.5 billion pesos over the next two years in Quintana Roo, coinciding with the launch of the state’s new financial and technology district. In a press release, the financial institution stated that the new financial district’s master plan envisions the construction of corporate […]
‘Comemos Tod@s’ 2026 Guide: Dates, Locations, and Requirements to Receive Food Assistance in Quintana Roo
The Government of Quintana Roo has launched the food assistance distribution operation for the “Comemos Tod@s” (We All Eat) program, covering the second two-month period of 2026. Through the Secretariat of Welfare (SEBIEN) and the Food Security Agency (ASAQROO), thousands of families across the state will be able to access basic food staples. Here is […]
Colima will be painted in vibrant colors for Pride 2026!
Throughout May and June, Colima will celebrate inclusion and freedom. Amidst beaches, charming towns, and traditional gastronomy, the destination invites locals and visitors to join the 2026 LGBT+ Pride Marches—a series of events aimed at raising visibility for the struggle for sexual diversity rights and fostering spaces of respect, expression, and community. This year, the […]