Hoteliers in Playa del Carmen seek to resume the Barrio Mágico project

The Barrio Mágico project, aimed at boosting the tourism promotion of Playa del Carmen, should be resumed by the next municipal administration, said Offner Arjona, president of the Association of Small Hotels of Playa del Carmen. During various meetings between local authorities, business representatives, chroniclers, and historians, it was proposed to establish the area that […]

50 “Taxi Pet” Services Launched in Playa del Carmen

A new transportation initiative called “Taxi Pet” has been launched in Playa del Carmen, involving 50 units from the “Lázaro Cárdenas del Río” Taxi Drivers’ Union to serve pet owners and their pets. Juan Antonio Martínez, the creator of the “Taxi Pet” initiative, explained that the project aims to provide affordable transportation for dogs and […]

Artisanal Cuban Boat Appears on Playa Norte, Isla Mujeres

These types of boats are very common, as people use them to reach destinations in search of opportunities. Early this Tuesday, an artisanal boat appeared on Playa Norte, with its occupants reportedly fleeing into the streets of the historic center, according to witnesses. The boat is believed to have arrived at dawn in the area […]

Almost 5 days after Helene passed through Cancún, reports of low water pressure and power outages

Almost five days after tropical storm Helene passed through Quintana Roo, the city of Cancún is still facing serious problems with water and electricity supply. Although the phenomenon did not cause catastrophic damage to the tourist destination, various popular neighborhoods and subdivisions have not yet seen basic services fully restored, causing discomfort and concern among […]

Latin American Tourists Avoid Traveling Through Tulum Airport

Despite the advantages it offers in terms of capacity and connectivity, initial feedback indicates a lack of organization, it is far from the hotel zone, and mobility is absurdly expensive. The Tulum International Airport, recently inaugurated with great expectations in the tourism industry, has already begun to receive criticism, especially from Colombia, due to its […]

Missing Persons in Quintana Roo: Permitted Crisis and Increasing Numbers

Specialists claim that the number of missing persons will increase due to government inaction The phenomenon of missing persons has become a crisis in the state of Quintana Roo, evolving from a few isolated cases in tourist areas, predominantly Cancún, to spreading throughout the entire state, including Mayan communities. Although cases have been recorded throughout […]

Blackouts in the Mexican Caribbean: A Devastating Blow to Tourism and the Local Economy

The constant blackouts in the southern part of Quintana Roo have caused significant losses for businesses and families, severely affecting the local economy. Hotel and restaurant entrepreneurs are demanding immediate solutions from the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE). The brutal losses caused by the constant blackouts in the southern part of Quintana Roo have raised alarms […]

Phone Extortions Continue in Chetumal

Extortions continue to occur in Chetumal, where criminals seek to extract resources from people who fall into their clutches. According to the director of the Municipal Police of Othón P. Blanco, Manuel Santibañez, up to 10 cases of this type are recorded daily, and at least three people end up paying what is demanded. “We […]