Hiking in Quintana Roo is growing as an alternative to mass tourism.

Hiking in Quintana Roo is establishing itself as one of the fastest-growing activities within nature tourism. This type of tourism combines adventure, wellness, and sustainability, attracting national and international travelers seeking outdoor experiences and genuine contact with local culture in the wake of the pandemic. Zendy Euan Cuan, Director of Tourism for Felipe Carrillo Puerto, […]

11 suspected trafficking victims rescued from bar in Isla Mujeres

The Quintana Roo Attorney General’s Office reported the rescue of 11 Mexican women, presumed victims of human trafficking and forced prostitution, during a raid on a bar in Isla Mujeres. The operation was carried out following a court order at a location on Rueda Medina Avenue. Authorities stated that the women were allegedly forced into […]

Playa del Carmen: Power outage lasting more than 24 hours affects businesses

The power outage crisis in Playa del Carmen continues to worsen, after residents reported more than 24 hours without electricity in various neighborhoods and subdivisions on the west side of the city. Since early Friday morning, residents began reporting power failures, a situation that has generated frustration, uncertainty, and disruptions in both homes and businesses. […]

Citizens demand more security in Quintana Roo

Security is emerging as the main challenge, but also as the greatest opportunity for transformation in Quintana Roo. According to a survey by Grupo Cantón, 68% of citizens identify insecurity as the most relevant issue, far surpassing areas such as corruption (11%), infrastructure (5%), and public services (4%). This assessment not only reflects concern but […]