The head of the National Institute of Indigenous Peoples (INPI) acknowledges concerns about the Maya Train and Tulum International Airport projects.
Venancia Coh Chuc emphasizes that it is up to the Secretariat of National Defense (Sedena) to address these issues and propose solutions. Coh Chuc, who oversees INPI, acknowledged that while former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador met all his commitments to indigenous communities, there are current concerns about the Maya Train and Tulum International Airport […]
November 10 • Gran Fondo Cozumel
The cycling race around the largest island in the Mexican Caribbean returns, offering stunning coastal views and challenging winds. The GFNY Cozumel route provides panoramic views and challenging conditions. Riders have two distances to choose from: the Long Route of 160 kilometers, which consists of two laps around the island, and the Medium Route of […]
WestJet reactivates direct route between Toronto and Cozumel for the 2024-2025 winter season
WestJet has reactivated its direct route between Toronto and Cozumel Island for the 2024-2025 winter season. This comes as a Boeing 737-700 aircraft from Toronto arrived at Cozumel International Airport on Saturday, bringing 132 passengers with it. The airline will operate weekly flights to Cozumel every Saturday until April 26, 2025, said José Luis Chacón […]
Once again, Uber drivers protest against abuses they suffer in Cancun
A group of Uber drivers held a demonstration this Wednesday in Tajamar to denounce the abuses and arbitrariness inflicted by the authorities, particularly the National Guard. The latest case involved a young man whose car was towed to the impound lot with him still inside, prompting anger among his colleagues. Around 80 driver partners who […]
Maintenance Work on Cancun-Tulum Highway Set to Begin This Month
After months of delay due to adjustments in the Mayan Train route, maintenance work is scheduled to commence on Highway 307, which connects Cancun to Tulum, this month. This development has been welcomed by Toni Chávez, president of the Riviera Maya Hotel Association, who emphasized the importance of this road for tourism in the region. […]
Red Code in Cancun for alleged deprivation of liberty of a minor
A significant police mobilization occurred on Kabah Avenue in Cancun, resulting from the activation of the Red Code due to an alleged incident involving the deprivation of liberty of a minor. The incident took place near region 230. A woman was apprehended by authorities who found her under the influence of alcohol and unknown substances. […]
Guadalajara Chamber of Commerce supports the withdrawal of informal trade from the Historic Center
The Guadalajara Chamber of Commerce expressed its support for the Guadalajara City Council regarding the agreement to remove street vendors from the Historic Center. “We express our agreement with the Municipal Government of Guadalajara, in the actions undertaken in recent days for the removal of informal merchants in the Historic Center, as part of a […]
The beaches of Los Cabos, BCS are driving away tourists due to a lack of cleanliness.
Although 96% of visitors recommend Los Cabos as a tourist destination, the poor condition of the beaches is affecting the city’s image and threatening to deter tourists. According to the Los Cabos Tourism Trust (Fiturca), which is responsible for improving the tourist experience, cleanliness is a major priority area that needs attention. The trust identifies […]
The miracle of Tampico: from a curfew due to violence to being one of the safest cities in Mexico.
Tampico, one of Mexico’s largest cities, was plagued by violence about a decade ago. However, due to the efforts of citizens who organized to eradicate it, the city is now considered one of the safest in Mexico. Mexico has been facing a significant problem with violence, primarily driven by organized crime and its connection to […]