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 […]
Taxi driver murdered and his vehicle set on fire in Tulum
The victim was identified as a member of the “Tiburones del Caribe” union. A driver affiliated with the Tiburones del Caribe union was murdered and his taxi set on fire near the intersection leading to the “Felipe Carrillo Puerto” International Airport. According to the information obtained, the public transport vehicle was set on fire after […]
“Helene” Causes Flooding and Strands Tourists in Quintana Roo
Since there were no human losses, local authorities declared a “white balance.” The passage of Hurricane “Helene” along the northern coast of Quintana Roo and near the Yucatán Peninsula, as a Category 1, generated heavy rains that caused flooding and material damage, without claiming lives. Now “Helene” has strengthened to a Category 2 hurricane. In […]
Maritime transport between Playa del Carmen and Cozumel is restored after Hurricane Helene
After two days of interruption due to the alert for Hurricane Helene, maritime transport operations for cargo and passengers between Playa del Carmen and Cozumel resumed this Thursday, with the expectation that conditions will improve throughout the day. Maritime transport between Playa del Carmen and Cozumel has been restored following the interruption caused by Hurricane […]
Vigilant groups will be formed against wood theft in Quintana Roo
Due to the constant theft of wood that occurs in the south of Quintana Roo, some rural communities such as Aaron Merino Fernandez, would be looking to create a group of vigilantes to prevent theft. The ejidal commissioner of the Aaron Merino Fernandez community, Manuel Poot, detailed that at least three cases of theft are […]
Uber Spokesperson in Cancún Denounces Being Deprived of Liberty by the National Guard and “Pirate” Taxi Drivers
On September 19, Águeda Esperilla was detained by elements of the National Guard and alleged “pirate” taxi drivers, and hours later she was released, she reported. Due to death threats and deprivation of liberty, Águeda Esperilla Soto, spokesperson for Uber drivers in the city, took legal action before the State Attorney General’s Office (FGE). She […]
Migration policies leave 842 thousand South American tourists unable to travel to Cancun
The implementation of migration policies in Mexico has resulted in the loss of 842 thousand South American tourists, severely affecting destinations such as the Mexican Caribbean. Visa restrictions and mistreatment in migration are key factors in this decline. In figures that are already scandalous due to the impact on tourism in Mexico, it is reported […]