In the Mexican Caribbean, where tourist postcards portray an idyllic life, the reality for thousands of families is quite different: having a child has become one of their biggest financial challenges. On Children’s Day, the contrast is stark: while childhood is celebrated, more and more parents face expenses that begin to mount even before the […]

The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) reported the discovery of an area identified as El Jefeciño, an ancient pre-Hispanic settlement of 80 buildings, located in the municipality of Othón P. Blanco, Quintana Roo. The area was brought to the attention of authorities by local residents during the Tren Maya Archaeological Salvage Project, coordinated […]

Sunday in Cancún is no longer just about sand and sea. From the early hours of April 26, the urban landscape of Bonampak Avenue underwent a metamorphosis: the roar of engines was replaced by the sound of rollerblades on the asphalt and the laughter of children. The “Cancun Stroll” once again took to the streets, […]

The hotel sector in Quintana Roo has already begun to see a slight increase in summer reservations; however, they may not reach the figures that were initially projected due to the World Cup, a consequence of various factors that could affect travel intentions. “We don’t know yet because the domestic market, as we know, is […]

The Playa del Carmen City Council’s strategy to register pets using microchips is progressing with limited results: only 170 dogs have been added to the municipal registry in its first week, in a city where the dog population is much larger and the problem of animal abuse persists without structural control. The program, promoted by […]

A tragic incident occurred Saturday morning, April 25, at a hotel in the mainland area of ​​Isla Mujeres, where an American tourist lost his life after falling into a swimming pool. The incident took place at the Dreams Playa Mujeres hotel, located in Costa Mujeres. According to initial reports, around 6:30 a.m., hotel staff alerted […]

Quintana Roo has a shortage of pediatricians and specialists compared to the number of children in the state, according to the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI). This means that most children are treated by general practitioners for common illnesses. According to the latest INEGI census, the child and adolescent population aged 0 to […]

With an annual production of 36,000 tons, Quintana Roo’s first chocolate factory, boasting seven medals from the International Chocolate Awards (ICA), aims not only to increase the consumption of Mexican cacao—beyond its traditional presentation—but also to promote the fusion of the bean with gastronomy and mixology, stated the company’s director, Roberto Reta. Interviewed after announcing […]

Security in Quintana Roo and its main tourist destinations will be reinforced through updated preventative protocols. Following the recent violence in Teotihuacan, the State Government and the private sector are coordinating efforts to secure archaeological sites and ensure the safety of national and international visitors who choose the Mexican Caribbean. Governor Mara Lezama Espinosa described […]

Despite the fact that the Maya Train has not yet become profitable, Andrés Martínez, director of the Quintana Roo Tourism Council (CPTQ), told REPORTUR.co that the Mérida-Cancún route is overbooked; similarly, the Cancún-Tulum route is one of the busiest, so he believes there is a lack of service and they are waiting for more train […]