Tragedy in Tulum: Person Falls to Death from Fourth Floor in Aldea Zamá

A tragic incident occurred in Aldea Zamá, Tulum, when a person fell from the fourth floor of a tourist complex, resulting in instant death. The fall happened around 9:57 a.m. on Tuesday, December 17, within the Riviera Maya housing complex. Witnesses immediately alerted authorities and emergency services via 911. Upon arrival, paramedics confirmed that the […]

Tulum Residents and Foreigners Protest Beach Entrance Fees

A group of approximately 200 people, including foreign residents and local citizens, protested in Tulum yesterday, demanding free access to the beaches. The demonstration caused significant traffic disruptions as the main avenue was blocked for about two hours. The protesters gathered at the intersection of Cobá and Tulum Avenue, holding banners and calling on President […]

Mexico’s Tourist Hotspot Cracks Down on Taxi Drivers Assaulting Travelers for Using Rideshare Apps in Cancun

Mexico’s tourist hotspot, Quintana Roo, has taken a firm stance against taxi drivers who assault travelers for using rideshare apps. Following a string of incidents, the state has started arresting and revoking licenses from taxi drivers involved in these attacks. Three taxi drivers were arrested earlier this month in Puerto Morelos after they threatened a […]

Playa del Carmen Gears Up for Increased Sargassum in 2025

Playa del Carmen is preparing for a significant increase in sargassum in 2025, as satellite monitoring predicts a higher influx than in 2024. The city is equipping itself with machinery, containers, and industrial support to tackle the issue. Strategic Preparations Irving Rafael Lili Madrigal, director of the Federal Maritime Terrestrial Zone of Solidaridad, announced plans […]

Campeche and Quintana Roo Collaboration Boosts Regional Tourism

The collaboration between Campeche and Quintana Roo has significantly enhanced the promotion of Campeche’s tourist attractions nationwide. Through joint presentations and promotional visits, the Association of Hotels and Motels of Campeche, led by Héctor Cámara Mijangos, has expanded its network and created new opportunities for collaboration with key players in the tourism industry, particularly in […]

Illegal Pet Sales Persist in Cancun Despite Bans

Despite laws prohibiting the sale of pets in Quintana Roo and Cancun, illegal pet sales continue in the city, particularly during December. Puppies are displayed in cages at some veterinary clinics and street markets, with prices ranging from five thousand to 50 thousand pesos. Pet sales, mainly of dogs several months old, are prevalent on […]

Clandestine Grave with 10 Bodies Discovered in Quintana Roo

Authorities in Quintana Roo have discovered a clandestine grave containing at least 10 bodies in the community of Kantunilkín, near the town of San Ángel in the municipality of Lázaro Cárdenas. The discovery was made following an anonymous tip, which prompted a significant police operation. The Quintana Roo Prosecutor’s Office confirmed the discovery around 8:30 […]

Discover Cancun’s Unique Supermarket with a Cenote

In Quintana Roo, a supermarket with a cenote has become a fascinating attraction, drawing the attention of locals and tourists alike. This unique combination of a shopping destination and a natural pool has been widely shared on social media. The supermarket is in Cancun, specifically on Rancho Viejo Avenue. The cenote, surrounded by lush vegetation, […]