A Colombian family, intending to enjoy a vacation in Mexico, was detained at Cancun International Airport, where they allegedly faced humiliation and mistreatment by Immigration officials. According to one family member, they spent two days detained in a room before being deported. Marcela Toro shared her experience on social media, detailing the ordeal she endured […]
Quintana Roo Governor Intervenes After U.S. Travelers Overcharged for Taxi at Cancun Airport
Cancun, a popular tourist destination, continues to face issues with unregulated taxi fees at its international airport. Governor Mara Lezama is addressing this problem after two American travelers were charged an exorbitant $500 for a ride to Tulum. In one incident, a young woman and her friend from the U.S. were charged $500 for a […]
Human Remains Found in Tulum’s Lakin Neighborhood
A macabre discovery shocked the residents of Tulum’s Lakin neighborhood when human remains were found next to a trash can at the intersection of Neptuno and Orión Sur streets, near Rotario Park. The report was received by the 9-1-1 emergency number, prompting various security agencies to respond swiftly. The Municipal Preventive Police quickly cordoned off […]
Armed attack in bar leaves 4 injured in Playa del Carmen
An armed attack in the Boom Boom bar left four people injured in Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo. Source: Imagen TV
Quintana Roo Faces Competitive Disadvantage Due to Increased Tourism Taxes
Francisco Madrid, director of the Center for Advanced Research in Sustainable Tourism (Starc) at Anáhuac University of Cancun, has raised concerns about the increasing tax burden on tourism in Quintana Roo. He warns that this could lead to a loss of competitiveness compared to other destinations, such as the Dominican Republic. Madrid highlighted that the […]
FPMC Launches “Environmental Education Week” in Five Cozumel Schools
In celebration of World Environmental Education Day on January 26, the Cozumel Parks and Museums Foundation (FPMC) has kicked off “Environmental Education Week” at the Velio Vivas Valdez elementary school. The Directorate of Conservation and Environmental Education (CEA) is promoting ongoing programs to conserve the natural environment. Key initiatives include the protection of sea turtles, […]
CCE Cozumel Advocates for Reduced Cruise Passenger Fees
The Caribbean Business Coordinating Council (CCE) in Cozumel is advocating for a reduction in the fees charged to cruise passengers arriving in Quintana Roo. They argue that the current rate of $42 is too high, especially considering the average stay of just eight hours. Carmen Joaquín, president of the CCE in Cozumel, emphasized that the […]
Real Madrid Foundation Opens Soccer School in Tulum to Support Young Mexican Athletes
The Real Madrid Foundation has opened a new soccer school in Tulum, Quintana Roo, to support young Mexican soccer players. This initiative aims to help local youth achieve their dreams of becoming professional soccer players. The school, located at the German International School in Tulum Country Club, was inaugurated with the presence of former Real […]
Tragic Accident on Puerto Morelos-Playa del Carmen Highway Leaves One Dead, 30 Injured
A tragic accident occurred on Monday afternoon on federal highway 307, near the Vidanta hotel, between Puerto Morelos and Playa del Carmen, resulting in one fatality and at least 30 injuries. The incident happened around 3:00 p.m. when a Del Valle bus transporting workers from the Dorado Maroma hotel struck a woman attempting to cross […]
Quintana Roo Government Tackles High Taxi Fees at Cancun International Airport
Cancun, Mexico, remains a popular destination for U.S. travelers, but many tourists face exorbitant taxi fees at Cancun International Airport. The Quintana Roo government is addressing this issue, especially after multiple incidents in January 2025. One traveler reported being charged 2,000 pesos for a 20-minute ride to the Cancun Hotel Zone. The Federal Consumer Protection […]