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No more pretending to be your family member: Uber will be able to operate in Mexican airports.

A judge ruled in favor of Uber, and therefore app drivers will be able to offer service at Mexican airports, including during the 2026 World Cup. In a statement, the taxi service company reported that a Thirteenth District Administrative Judge confirmed a definitive suspension of a measure that prevented it from operating at airport facilities. […]

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“For us, the Mexican market is a priority,” says Grupo Posadas, citing the drop in American tourists.

For years, foreign tourism was Tulum’s main driving force. But at the Náay Tulum Curamoria Collection—a boutique hotel operated by Grupo Posadas—the hallways look quieter than before. The decline in American visitors has been felt in this Pueblo Mágico (Magical Town), one of the destinations most exposed to fluctuations in international tourism. For Posadas, which […]

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Playa del Carmen: Rates drop from $160 to $45 in a decade

The president of the Playa del Carmen Small Hotels Association, Ofner Arjona, acknowledged that 2025 has been one of the most difficult years for the hotel sector, with occupancy levels barely reaching 25 to 30 percent during the low season, which has put the profitability and sustainability of many establishments at risk. Arjona explained that […]

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Cancun: More boat controls are needed to protect tourists.

The Quintana Roo Nautical Association (ANQ) has proposed implementing chips and QR codes for tourist and private vessels, thus facilitating rapid inspection of those operating with valid permits. This will also curb irregular activity in the coastal area and protect tourists. Francisco Fernández, president of ANQ, explained that the system will allow for real-time identification […]

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Yucatán is sailing toward a historic cruise record by 2026.

Yucatán strengthens its position as a key destination on the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico cruise route, projecting 152 arrivals at the port of Progreso and more than 450,000 passengers by the end of 2025, representing sustained growth compared to the previous year. For 2026, the projection is even more encouraging, with 173 scheduled arrivals […]

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In Yucatán, the screwworm plague already affects 86 municipalities, affecting bulls and horses.

The Yucatán Rural Development Secretariat reported 72 new cases of screwworm, bringing the total number of cases registered in the state to 866. The infestation has spread and has now been detected in 86 municipalities, affecting bulls and horses. Source: milenio

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More than 1,200 participants celebrated the seventh edition of the Catrinas Carnival in Veracruz.

The seventh edition of the Catrina Parade took place, this year bringing together 1,265 people who gathered in 28 groups. Veracruz, Veracruz—Elegantly dressed, the catrines and catrinas took their first parade down Manuel Ávila Camacho Boulevard a few days before the Day of the Dead celebration. Amid a great atmosphere, the seventh edition of the […]

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Hoteliers in southern Tamaulipas demand increased surveillance

Hotel industry leaders emphasized that Tampico has once again ranked among the safest cities in the country, a recognition they say boosts the arrival of domestic and international visitors, said Sergio Jorge Marón Ceja, president of the Southern Tamaulipas Hotel Association. The association’s representative indicated that they are promoting this achievement with state authorities in […]

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The Pochota: a historical and cultural tree of Chiapas

In Chiapas, La Pochota (the Pochota tree), a majestic ceiba (Ceiba pentandra), has transcended its status as a tree to become a historical and cultural symbol of the region. With its imposing height and robust trunk, this species represents the Chiapas identity, the connection with nature, and the resilience of local communities. According to information […]