La Bóveda, the best place to eat if you go to Puerto Escondido
There are restaurants that serve food, and there are restaurants that tell a story. La Bóveda by Casona Sforza, located in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, falls into the latter category, and it has a Michelin Guide to prove it. Its concept is as simple as it is ambitious: to cook honestly, using what the region has […]
Yucatán exports its first shipment of mamey to the United Kingdom; producers open international market
Yucatán has completed its first shipment of mamey to the United Kingdom, a historic event that opens a new export route for this emblematic Yucatecan fruit in international markets. This achievement is the result of more than three years of work to meet the phytosanitary and quality standards demanded by one of the world’s most […]
US government warns of risks on highways 185D and 190 in Oaxaca
The United States maintains Oaxaca at Level 2: Exercise Increased Caution (Updated 2026) due to crime and the presence of criminal groups. Caution is advised, especially on Federal Highways 185D and 190, and in border areas with Chiapas. There are no restrictions for tourist areas such as Oaxaca City, Puerto Escondido, or Huatulco. Locations: State […]
They are analyzing remains that could reveal what life was like on the Yucatán Peninsula 8,000 years ago.
At least 8,000 years ago, the sea level on the Yucatán Peninsula was between 20 and 30 meters lower than it is today, and many of its inhabitants lived in caves that are now submerged. Now, the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) has recovered skeletal remains from one of these caves that could […]
Organizers of the Mérida Open operated the tournament illegally for three years
The Mérida Open tournament, organized by GS Sports Management and sanctioned by the Women’s Tennis Association under the WTA 500 label, has been operating irregularly for the past three years by using the competition’s name without the legal rights to do so and, despite this, commercially exploiting the brand. Headed by Gustavo Santoscoy Arriaga, GS […]
In Quintana Roo, the destination of millions of dollars earmarked for combating sargassum is being questioned.
The lack of transparency in the use of federal funds allocated to combat sargassum has begun to generate discontent among residents of Quintana Roo, who are questioning the fate of millions of dollars announced for marine barriers, sargassum collection vessels, and environmental studies whose results are not visible on the beaches. The main concern revolves […]
Retail arrives in Tulum with Centro Tulum, the municipality’s first shopping center
With the arrival of Centro Tulum, retail enters the municipality through a commercial development that will strengthen the local economy and create 900 jobs. The municipality of Tulum is incorporating its first commercial development with Centro Tulum, a project that marks the entry of retail into the city and responds to the urban and economic […]
Zacatecas driver Mateo Girón will compete in the Challenge Series in Tulum
Zacatecas native Mateo Girón Félix will be looking to return to the winner’s podium in the third race of the 2026 Challenge Series season, a category belonging to the NASCAR Mexico Series (NMS), which will be held in Tulum, Quintana Roo. The race is scheduled for April 26, where the Zacatecas representative will try to […]
A skull-shaped cenote in Tulum? Here’s how to get there from Cancun airport
Cenote Calavera, also known as the “Temple of Doom,” has become one of the most unique and sought-after cenotes in the Mexican Caribbean thanks to its distinctive appearance and mysterious atmosphere. Unlike other open and spacious cenotes, this site stands out for being partially covered and having three circular openings at the top, giving it […]