As the “Great Getaway” approaches, a three-day event taking place from May 30th to June 1st in Campeche, the Green Angels are preparing to provide critical support to tourists on the state’s roads. The initiative is being coordinated with the Federal Ministry of Tourism as part of their efforts to boost tourist mobility. According to […]
Cancún Readies for Queso de Bola Fair Amid Supply Shortages
A traditional cheese fair is set to take place in Cancún on May 17 and 18, featuring over 60 exhibitors showcasing a variety of food and beverages centered around queso de bola (ball cheese). Despite reported shortages and reduced sales limits, officials claim that there is no actual shortage of the product. According to Delmar […]
Mayan Train’s Dark Legacy: 40% of Quintana Roo’s Natural Cover to be Lost
A devastating report has emerged on the environmental impact of Mexico’s Mayan Train project, which is set to destroy up to 20,236 square kilometers of natural cover in southeastern Mexico. This represents a staggering 40% of Quintana Roo’s total territory, according to a study conducted by researchers from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). […]
Quintana Roo Dolphinarium Shut Down for Animal Welfare Abuses
A landmark decision has been made in Mexico, with the Federal Attorney General’s Office for Environmental Protection (Profepa) permanently closing a dolphinarium at the Barceló Hotel in Quintana Roo’s Riviera Maya. The move comes after a series of disturbing incidents and violations of animal welfare laws. In January, a distressing video surfaced on social media […]
Canine Crisis: Over 1,700 Dog Attacks in Yucatán
A growing concern over dog bites has emerged in Yucatán, Mexico, with a recent surge in attacks leaving residents on edge. According to data from the federal Ministry of Health (SSA), between April 20-26, no less than 1,712 people were injured by dog bites in the state. This translates to an average of 15 cases […]
Mangrove Crisis: 25,000 Hectares Affected in Mexico’s Yucatán State
The Yucatán state in Mexico, known for its extensive mangrove coverage, faces a pressing conservation challenge. Studies by Cinvestav estimate that approximately 30% of the region’s mangroves have been degraded, affecting around 25,000 hectares of land. The roots of this issue date back to the 1960s and 1970s when infrastructure projects such as harbor construction […]
Tren Maya: The Price the Yucatán Peninsula Will Pay for Accelerated Tourism Development
A recent study conducted by researchers from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) warns that the operation of the Tren Maya may significantly increase the vulnerability of the Yucatán Peninsula to extreme climate events, such as hurricanes and droughts. Experts in biological conservation and ecological restoration suggest that the construction of the train and […]
Yucatán Remains a Top Remittance Hub: State Receives Nearly $108 Million from US in First Quarter of 2025
Despite uncertainty surrounding US immigration policies, Yucatán has maintained a positive trend in remittance receipts during the first quarter of this year, with nearly $108 million sent from the United States. According to data released by the Bank of Mexico, the state recorded a 3.1 percent increase in remittance receipts compared to the same period […]
Yucatán Swarms with Insects Amidst Heat and Humidity: Experts Warn of Health Risks
The Yucatán region is experiencing a surge in insect populations due to the scorching heat and high humidity, according to Julián García Rejón, head of the Arbovirology Laboratory at the Dr. Hideyo Noguchi Regional Research Center at the Autonomous University of Yucatán. Flies, in particular, are posing a significant health risk, as they can transmit […]
Canada Updates Travel Advisory for Mexico Amid Ongoing Security Concerns
Mexico remains a top destination for Canadian travelers, attracting over 2.6 million visitors last year alone. However, the country’s safety record is not uniform, with certain areas posing significant security risks to tourists. Just weeks ago, the Government of Canada sounded an alarm on Cabo San Lucas and surrounding areas in Baja California Sur due […]