More than 300 canoeists honor the goddess Ixchel on the Sacred Mayan Journey
The pilgrimage concluded after a day of travel This Saturday, the 312 canoeists who left on Friday, May 24, returned to the port of Polé (where the Xcaret ecoarchaeological park is currently located) to deliver their offerings and worship the goddess Ixchel in her sanctuary on the island of Cozumel as part of the Sacred […]
President López Obrador accused that ‘everything that is to my detriment’ is magnified by his opponents
The President, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, lamented the death of a child who allegedly received at least three point-blank shots from a man attempting to kidnap him outside his home in Paraíso, Tabasco. While expressing solidarity with the affected family, he condemned the act of violence as “very regrettable.” However, he also clarified media reports […]
Semarnat Activates Assistance Protocol for Monkeys in Tabasco and Chiapas
The Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat) has activated an assistance protocol for monkeys in Tabasco and Chiapas due to the increasing death of specimens caused by heat. In coordination with local authorities, academic institutions, and civil society, efforts are being made to provide “health” to non-human primates. The actions implemented so far include […]
Semarnat analyzes the impact of real estate development in Mérida and the beaches of Yucatán
During the Environmental Roundtable, the organization recommended taking care of the use of water and energy As part of the second Environmental Roundtable 2024 in Yucatán, the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat) analyzes the impact that real estate development has in the state, mainly in the city of Mérida and on the coast. […]
Palizada, Magical Town of Campeche: An Encounter with History and Nature
Palizada, located in the state of Campeche, is a Pueblo Mágico (Magical Town) that has preserved its historical and cultural richness since its designation on February 24, 2011. The town’s inhabitants and government have worked diligently to conserve its architectural features, preserve its natural landscapes, and safeguard its monuments, traditions, and customs, reaffirming its status […]
Tulum: hotels and restaurants suffer losses due to blackout
After the power outage this Wednesday, the hotels, restaurants and shops of Aldea Zama, in Tulum, recorded economic losses due to the delay in regularizing the service, which did not allow them to offer normal operations. Carla Patricia Andrade Piedras, director of the Tulum Hotel Association, stated that electrical failures are frequent, especially in this […]
The Mexican Army Builds a Luxury Hotel in a Park That Raises Doubts About Jaguar Conservation in Tulum
In Tulum, Quintana Roo, the Jaguar Park is presented as a jaguar preservation and tourism development project. However, the construction of a luxury hotel managed by the Army and other infrastructures raises doubts about the environmental impact and the commitment to the conservation of the feline. “There is the Sedena hotel, they are going to […]
Water Shortage Reported Due to Power Outages in Mérida
The high temperatures during the past few weeks, Carlos Castillo, the director of the Yucatán Water and Sewerage Board, stated that maintenance work is being carried out on pumping stations throughout the city of Mérida. He mentioned that during this time, water consumption within properties increases by up to 30%, which accelerates the need for […]
Americans ready to ‘invade’ the beaches of Cancun during the summer
It is anticipated that there will be up to a 3.5% increase in the spending by visitors on vacation. With an average occupancy of up to 70% in the reservation books, Cancun has positioned itself as the favorite destination for United States tourists during the summer. Joana del Toro, deputy director of Allianz Travel, announced […]