Museo La Venta: A Visitor Favorite
The open-air venue was the most recommended by the citizens of Villahermosa, garnering 71% of the preferences in a survey conducted by Grupo Cantón. A survey was carried out in both digital spaces and along the avenues of the Tabasco state capital. The objective was to identify which cultural venues and museums are most recommended […]
Explosives Found on Zacatecas Highway; Warning Issued Regarding Operation
Following an operation conducted along a stretch of highway in the municipality of Tabasco, Zacatecas, between five and seven improvised explosive devices—allegedly planted by organized crime groups—were located and defused. According to security sources, state and federal forces are maintaining a permanent security operation in the area. Intelligence units detected movements by organized crime operatives […]
Mother and Son Shot in Champotón Face Death Threats
The two individuals who were shot in the Las Brisas neighborhood of Champotón have received death threats and allegedly fled a municipality located further south than the area where they were wounded, according to unofficial reports. It also emerged that, at present, no arrests have been made; the case is being investigated by personnel from […]
Overturn Sparks Looting of Air Conditioners in Atasta
A semi-truck transporting air conditioning units overturned on the federal highway connecting Frontera, Tabasco, with San Antonio Cárdenas on the Atasta Peninsula—an incident that resulted in looting by local residents and motorists. The heavy vehicle came to rest on its side along the shoulder of the federal roadway. The cab ended up off the paved […]
There is a lack of oversight in tourism.
Rosa Isela García Pantoja, founding president of the Mexican Association of the Tourism Industry (AMIT) Yucatán, points out that the presence of informal tourism in the state is becoming increasingly noticeable. This is beginning to be viewed as a risk for the upcoming summer season, prompting her to call urgently for modern tourism regulations. “We […]
Amidst the real estate boom and farm pollution, Yucatán promotes a new model of environmental conservation.
While Yucatán faces growing pressure from the real estate boom, mangrove deforestation, and the expansion of productive activities such as pig farms, the state government, environmental organizations, and private companies launched “Herencia Maya” this week — a new environmental financing initiative designed to secure long-term funding for the conservation of 11 protected natural areas across […]
Quintana Roo Solidifies Its Status as a Gastronomic Destination; 13 of Its Restaurants Appear in the Michelin Guide
Quintana Roo is strengthening its reputation as a world-class gastronomic destination. In the first edition of the Michelin Guide for Mexico, 13 establishments from the state were included on the prestigious list, while three restaurants received Michelin Stars. “With great pride, I want to share that our wonderful state, Quintana Roo, has been recognized by […]
The massive beaching of sargassum intensifies in Quintana Roo.
The massive influx of sargassum has once again intensified along the coast of Cancún, compelling the municipal government of Benito Juárez, Quintana Roo, to reinforce its monitoring, cleanup, and inter-agency coordination efforts. These measures aim to mitigate the environmental, tourism-related, and economic impacts of the 2026 season—a season that specialists are already forecasting as one […]
What Is Happening in Mahahual, and Why Are There Protests Against Royal Caribbean Over the ‘Perfect Day’ Project? A Timeline of the Case in Quintana Roo
The debate surrounding the construction of the mega tourism project “Perfect Day México” in Mahahual has reached the National Palace amid a social media campaign demanding that state and federal authorities protect the coral reefs and marine ecosystems of the Caribbean Sea. On the morning of May 18, after being questioned about the issue, President […]