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Urgent need for job openings in Quintana Roo leads to a search for personnel in Chiapas

The tourism sector in Quintana Roo is facing a 25% staffing shortage, forcing companies to recruit workers from other states due to a lack of sufficient local talent. According to María Eugenia Moreno, vice president of Skål Mexico, this problem primarily impacts key positions, especially middle and upper management within the restaurant sector. Faced with […]

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The magical town of Chiapas, famous for its waterfalls, caves, and cave paintings, where you can try the traditional Zoque mole.

If you’re the kind of traveler who opens their stomach and heart, Ocozocoautla de Espinosa, Chiapas, has everything you need for an unforgettable experience. This magical town, affectionately known as “Ocozo,” combines unspoiled nature, pre-Hispanic Zoque history, and a cuisine so authentic that it alone justifies the trip. Ocozo is located in the Central Depression […]

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63,000 bathers at inclusive beach in Carmen

In an unprecedented event, more than 63,000 people visited the Inclusive Beach in the Playa Norte area during Holy Week. This Inclusive Beach is the second to open on Isla del Carmen and is equipped with the necessary equipment and support staff to allow people with disabilities to enter the sea. According to figures released […]

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Modernization progresses on Tabasco-Campeche highway section

The Secretary of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transportation, Jesús Esteva Medina, announced progress on highway modernization projects in southeastern Mexico during Thursday’s morning press conference, highlighting advancements on the Macuspana-Escárcega highway. According to the official, 16 kilometers of this important highway were improved in 2025, while this year the project is slated to expand significantly with […]

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They show the sinking of piles in the Maya Train project.

The environmental organization Save Me from the Train exposed subsidence in the piles placed in cenotes and caverns of Section 5 of the Maya Train, between Cancun and Tulum. Source: reforma

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The slowdown in real estate transactions in Tulum has put the sector to the test.

The real estate industry in Tulum is undergoing a period of adjustment that is already being reflected in the departure of numerous sales agents, particularly those who arrived during the sector’s boom without the necessary preparation to face more complex scenarios. According to Manuel Cano, a real estate agent, the current slowdown in transactions has […]

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Tulum will fill its airport with NASCAR cars due to a shortage of airplanes.

Tulum will fill its airport with NASCAR cars due to a shortage of flights, according to information obtained by REPORTUR.mx from the Quintana Roo Tourism Secretariat (Sedetur), headed by Mara Lezama (Tulum: 200 agents and 70 vehicles deployed for tourist security). The event is scheduled for April 25 and 26, with departures starting in the […]

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Bodycams on 424 police officers reinforce operational monitoring from the C4 in Playa del Carmen

The Playa del Carmen Municipal Public Safety Secretariat has installed 424 body cameras to strengthen oversight of police work, record interventions in public spaces, and monitor operations in real time from the Command, Control, Communications, and Computing Center (C4). On Thursday, the operation of the technological system implemented in various surveillance areas of the municipality […]

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Estefanía Mercado inaugurates the first phase of Avenida 10 Norte in Playa del Carmen with an investment of 43.6 million pesos

With an investment of 43.6 million pesos, Mayor Estefanía Mercado inaugurated the first phase of the rehabilitation of Avenida 10 Norte, one of the city’s busiest thoroughfares. The project is part of a strategy to improve urban mobility and road safety, responding to citizen demands. “We are delivering a project that addresses a real need […]