The Oxtankah archaeological zone, located north of Calderitas, will reopen to tourists on Monday, November 25, 2024, following the completion of preservation works. This site, known for its beautiful colonial-style church, has been part of the Archaeological Zone Improvement Program (Promeza). Preservation and Updates The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) confirmed the reopening, […]

The organizing committee of the “Sustainable Rally 2024” has announced that registration is now open for this event, which will take place on Saturday, November 30, at the Amphitheater of Fuerte San Felipe in Bacalar. During a press conference, it was revealed that registration is free and will remain open until Wednesday, November 27, 2024. […]

The Quintana Roo Tourism Secretariat (Sedetur) reported 23,957 active vacation rentals across 13 tourist destinations until October, distributed in 11 municipalities. With an average rate of $157 per night, rental platforms have become a significant option for visitors. Cancun leads with 7,300 active rentals, while Akumal boasts the highest rates, averaging $265 per night, followed […]

The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) has unanimously invalidated several provisions of the Treasury Law of Tulum related to the costs for searching and reproducing documents in the Civil Registry. This decision ensures that citizens of Tulum will no longer face excessive fees for these procedures, promoting greater accessibility and equity in […]

Playa del Carmen, November 20 – In an effort to combat informal trade in the tourist area, more than 60 street vendors have been removed from Fifth Avenue and surrounding streets to keep the walkway clear. Antón Bojórquez, Secretary of Economic Development and Investment Attraction, announced the removals but acknowledged that several vendors have managed […]

The Benito Juárez City Council is focusing on at least eight real estate developments in Cancun for irregularities, which have been identified and mapped using drones. These developments lack necessary licenses for subdivision or condominium registration. Nayeli Margarita Orozco Lozano, head of the Municipal Secretariat for Ecology and Urban Development, stated that some of these […]

Tulum’s rapid population growth poses a significant challenge for the provision of basic services over the next 20 years, driven by land speculation and unregulated development. A cost-benefit analysis by the National Water Commission (Conagua) highlights the need for a new water extraction zone in Tulum to address the expected population surge. This project, estimated […]

A large pothole on the Tulum-Cobá state highway, located two kilometers from the community of Macario, has caused damage to at least 20 vehicles, sparking outrage among motorists. Drivers reported that the pothole has been a problem for weeks, posing a safety risk and leading to unexpected repair costs. “The front tire of my car […]

Restaurant menu prices in Cancun have increased by 5% to 18% in recent months due to the high season, which spans the last months of the year. This trend is expected to continue, with costs potentially rising further during festive dates and other factors, making dining out less affordable. Reasons for Price Hikes The primary […]