The lifeless body of a man, wrapped in a tarp, was found behind the long-distance bus terminal, causing shock among residents and authorities. The body was found after a 911 call around 9:00 AM on Sunday, reporting a body at the second terminal of the Lázaro Cárdenas del Río taxi drivers’ union. Immediately, officers from […]
“Hoteliers stand out, quick recovery after hurricane.
The passage of Hurricane Beryl through the Mexican Caribbean did not significantly affect hotel occupancy, according to Jesús Almaguer Salazar, president of the Hotel Association of the Mexican Caribbean. He also added that in the case of flights, Cancun Airport reported 332 cancellations, and 166 of these were arrivals. However, the following day, Saturday, there […]
Tourist Criticized on Social Media for ‘Romanticizing’ His ‘Survival’ in Tulum After the Impact of ‘Beryl’
A Chilean tourist who was in Tulum, Quintana Roo, during the impact of Hurricane ‘Beryl’, was harshly criticized on social media when she shared a video of the ‘luxurious’ shelter in which she was to take shelter. And social media users pointed out that Malú, as she appears in her TikTok profile, was speaking ‘from […]
QRoo: Port of Costa Maya will suspend operations due to hurricane ‘Beryl’
Shipping companies adjust their itineraries due to impacts on the Caribbean islands The Costa Maya port in Mahahual, Quintana Roo—the second busiest cruise port in Mexico—has announced the suspension of activities on Thursday and Friday due to the presence of Hurricane Beryl. Additionally, cruise companies have adjusted their itineraries in response to the hurricane’s impact […]
In August, the new Escárcega-Tulum section of the Mayan Train will be inaugurated: AMLO
In August, a new section of the Tren Maya route from Escárcega to Tulum will be inaugurated, and between September 7th and 8th, the entire circuit of this project will be completed, as announced by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. Currently, 16 trains are operational, but it is expected that by the end of his […]
Tourists reduce their stay in Quintana Roo, warns international industry
The World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) has alerted authorities and tourism entrepreneurs in Quintana Roo about a reduction in the number of nights that visitors spend staying for tourism purposes. The average length of stay has gone from 7.1 to 6.7 nights, said the president of the organization Julia Simpson in a meeting with […]
Ultramar cancels crossing to Cozumel and Isla Mujeres due to the impact of Hurricane Beryl
Ultramar, the ferry company, has announced that due to Hurricane Beryl, ferry crossings from Playa del Carmen to Cozumel and from Cancún to Isla Mujeres will be suspended on Friday, July 5. Despite this, the company is currently operating normally, and crossings to Isla Mujeres will continue until noon on Wednesday and Thursday. Ultramar has […]
CFE: This is your emergency plan in Yucatán, Campeche and Quintana Roo in the face of Hurricane Beryl
The Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) has revealed part of its emergency plan to address Hurricane Beryl, particularly in the states of Yucatán, Campeche, and Quintana Roo. The CFE has dispatched over two thousand electric workers, cranes, vehicles, emergency power plants, and even helicopters to strategic locations in these states in anticipation of Hurricane Beryl’s arrival. […]
Hoteliers in Playa del Carmen are reporting losses and cancellations due to the uncertainty surrounding Hurricane Beryl.
Offner Arjona, the president of small hotels in Playa del Carmen, shared that they had high expectations for July due to vacation season. However, with the hurricane’s approach, small hotels have been receiving emails and calls from guests either postponing or canceling reservations. This situation is expected to continue until August. While Acapulco recently dealt […]
The intense rains in the Mexican Caribbean open more than 10 freshwater springs in the Riviera Maya
The intense rains in the Mexican Caribbean have opened more than 10 freshwater springs, known as “ojos de agua,” along the Riviera Maya. These natural phenomena result from rainwater filtering through underground rivers and emerging as freshwater springs on the coast. Most of these springs have appeared near the popular tourist destination of Playa del […]