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 […]

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 […]

Sargassum is growing as an economic threat in the Mexican Caribbean

The hotel sector in the Mexican Caribbean, which includes associations in Cancún, Isla Mujeres, Puerto Morelos, Playa del Carmen, Cozumel, and the southern part of the state, bears the brunt of the economic burden, estimated at between 20 and 30 million dollars annually, depending on the intensity and location of the sargassum influx. This year, […]

“Dinosaur World” arrives in Cancun with an immersive show

Dinosaurs come to life, and the roar of the past is ready to be heard in the city. “Dinosaur World” lands in Cancún with a stage show that blends cutting-edge technology, theater, music, and circus arts, transforming the experience into a fun-filled journey straight back to the Jurassic era. Located at the intersection of Kabah […]

AFTER SUPREME COURT RULING: Business sector comes out in defense of Xcaret

In light of the recent Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) ruling on cultural heritage, specifically regarding Grupo Xcaret’s use of it, business organizations have warned that the lack of clear criteria jeopardizes investment and the promotion of Mexico. They emphasized that culture is not only a legacy but also a resource that, […]

Playa del Carmen: Two Israeli tourists arrested for damaging a taxi

Two Israeli nationals were arrested by security personnel after allegedly refusing to pay for a taxi and damaging the vehicle in the city center. According to initial reports, the incident occurred when the men hailed a Chevrolet Spark taxi, number 1218, near the “No Name” bar, requesting a ride to the “El Fogón” restaurant. Upon […]