In the last two weeks, the number of dead sea turtles found along the coast of Playa Larga and Playa Blanca has increased, raising concerns among residents, tourists, and environmentalists. In some cases, the turtles are already in an advanced state of decomposition. Yesterday, four dead turtles were found in Playa Blanca, while in Playa […]
Community tourism as a key driver of transformation in Guerrero
Since the beginning of the 20th century, Guerrero’s coast has positioned itself as Mexico’s tourism icon. For decades, Hollywood stars, international personalities, and a large segment of the Mexican population have been able to enjoy its magnificent beaches and incomparable experiences. And although its development has been affected by the passage of Hurricanes Otis and […]
One of the three missing young men in Mazatlán was found dead; the other two were found safe and sound.
The search reports for the three young men who disappeared while vacationing last weekend in Mazatlán were deactivated after two of them were located safe and sound. The third, named Efraín “N,” 22, was reported to have been found dead, although the location and circumstances were not specified. Without providing further details regarding the health […]
Campeche Light Rail Begins Rolling Tests Amid Infrastructure Challenges
The city of Campeche has taken a significant step toward the realization of its Light Rail project, as rolling tests commenced this Tuesday on one of the four-car units. The tests, conducted at low speed, covered various parts of the city, including the iconic Campeche boardwalk. While the tests marked progress for the ambitious project, […]
Leprosy Cases Reported in Campeche and Yucatán, Adding to National Total
Leprosy has resurfaced in the Yucatán Peninsula, with Campeche confirming its first case of 2025 during epidemiological week 15, spanning April 6 to 12. This case, involving an adult male, brings the total number of confirmed leprosy cases in Mexico to 22, according to the federal Ministry of Health. The Peninsula now accounts for two […]
Isla Mujeres Maintains Pristine Beaches Amid Sargassum Season
Isla Mujeres has reaffirmed its status as a premier destination in the Mexican Caribbean by successfully passing a recent audit to retain its international Blue Flag certification. This recognition highlights the island’s commitment to environmental quality, safety, and exceptional services. Despite the ongoing sargassum season, the beaches remain free of the invasive seaweed, further solidifying […]
Cozumel Environmentalists Protest Against Pier Expansion and Tourism Projects
Environmental activists in Cozumel staged a protest at the San Miguel public pier, voicing strong opposition to three major tourism projects they claim threaten the island’s reefs, public access, and marine biodiversity. The projects under scrutiny include the resumption of the fourth cruise ship pier, the construction of the Mantarraya Beach Club, and the expansion […]
Rixos Hotels Sets Foot in Mexico with Luxurious Debuts in Cancun, Vallarta, and Cozumel
The esteemed Rixos Hotels brand, part of Accor’s Ennismore collection, is entering the Mexican market with the launch of properties in Cancun, Puerto Vallarta, and Cozumel. The projects are slated for renovation to align with the renowned standards of Rixos Hotels, which has dominated the luxury hospitality market for over a decade and continues to […]
Environmental Activists Halt Illegal Highway Construction in Quintana Roo
The illegal construction of a road connecting Federal Highway 307 (Cancún-Chetumal) with the Tulum-Cobá highway in Quintana Roo has been shut down following public outcry. Activist José Urbina, representing the “Sélvame del Tren” movement, confirmed that the Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection (Profepa) intervened to halt the project. In an interview with 88.9 Noticias, Urbina […]
Nine cruise ships with 33,000 passengers and 11,000 crew members arrived in Mazatlán, Sinaloa, in April.
Cruise tourism has a broadly defined preference for high-value destinations, with the port of Mazatlán, Sinaloa, being the new gem to enjoy in the Pacific for this sector. This Easter week alone has welcomed more than 15,000 international visitors as part of the tour of renowned vessels such as the Carnival Panorama, Navigator of the […]