Cemex Greenlit for Tulum Mining Despite Similar Fines for Calica

In a move criticized by environmentalists, President Claudia Sheinbaum’s administration has authorized Cemex to mine stone in the tourist town of Tulum, an area home to a Mayan community. The decision grants Cemex permission to extract rock material, despite concerns that the project could harm a local underground river system and nearby residents. According to […]

Gulf World Bankruptcy Trial Takes Bizarre Turn as Armed Standoff in Cancun Sidetracks Court Proceedings

The already chaotic bankruptcy case of Dolphin Company, parent corporation to Gulf World, has taken an unprecedented turn after court documents revealed an alleged armed standoff between former CEO Eduardo Albor and debtors’ restructuring officials in Cancun. According to the filing, which was submitted last week, Albor’s team allegedly denied access to the company’s Mexican […]

Playa del Carmen and Rosarito Beach Forge Tourism Partnership

In a bid to enhance tourism promotion and unlock new development opportunities, the municipal government of Playa del Carmen, led by President Estefanía Mercado, has confirmed a twinning agreement with Playas de Rosarito, Baja California. The announcement comes as part of the 2025 Mexico Tourism Fair, set to take place from April 28 to May […]

Illegal Trade Pollutes Cancún Beaches: Authorities Urged to Act

Cancún’s beaches are facing environmental and accessibility challenges as tourism service providers continue to occupy federal maritime-terrestrial zones without proper permits. These businesses, including beach clubs, spas, and jet ski rental companies, have been accused of blocking public access and engaging in activities that risk contaminating the coastline. According to reports, waverunner rental companies are […]

Made in Playa del Carmen” Expands Horizons: Strategic Alliance with Tijuana Boosts Economic Growth

The Government of Playa del Carmen has forged a strategic partnership with the National Chamber of Commerce, Services, and Tourism of Tijuana (Canaco Servytur) to open new markets and strengthen the local economy. This collaboration, established during the 2025 Mexico Tourism Market, aims to promote products under the “Made in Playa del Carmen” label, showcasing […]

Isla Mujeres Maintains Pristine Beaches Amid Sargassum Season

Isla Mujeres has reaffirmed its status as a premier destination in the Mexican Caribbean by successfully passing a recent audit to retain its international Blue Flag certification. This recognition highlights the island’s commitment to environmental quality, safety, and exceptional services. Despite the ongoing sargassum season, the beaches remain free of the invasive seaweed, further solidifying […]

Cozumel Environmentalists Protest Against Pier Expansion and Tourism Projects

Environmental activists in Cozumel staged a protest at the San Miguel public pier, voicing strong opposition to three major tourism projects they claim threaten the island’s reefs, public access, and marine biodiversity. The projects under scrutiny include the resumption of the fourth cruise ship pier, the construction of the Mantarraya Beach Club, and the expansion […]

Environmental Activists Halt Illegal Highway Construction in Quintana Roo

The illegal construction of a road connecting Federal Highway 307 (Cancún-Chetumal) with the Tulum-Cobá highway in Quintana Roo has been shut down following public outcry. Activist José Urbina, representing the “Sélvame del Tren” movement, confirmed that the Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection (Profepa) intervened to halt the project. In an interview with 88.9 Noticias, Urbina […]