A Fyre Festival sequel, which was set to take place at Playa Del Carmen in Mexico, has hit a snag. The festival’s organizers announced Wednesday that the event would no longer be held at the location after its website momentarily posted a message claiming the festival had been postponed. The festival’s promoter, Billy McFarland, told […]
Avianca Ditches Direct Flight to Tulum Amid Route Review
Aviation enthusiasts in Colombia and Mexico will soon lose access to a direct route between Bogotá and Tulum as Avianca announced the suspension of its service starting July 3, 2025. The airline’s last flight on this route will be on July 1. In an effort to optimize its network and meet growing passenger demands, Avianca […]
The Dark Side of Tulum’s Real Estate Boom: A Story of Betrayal and Ruin
Tulum, a coastal town in Mexico known for its stunning beaches and ancient Mayan ruins, has experienced a real estate boom that has left many investors with financial ruin and emotional scars. The story of Akela Development Group, one of the companies at the center of this controversy, is a tale of betrayal and deceit […]
Cancun Airport Sees Record-Breaking Easter Travel Numbers
The Cancun International Airport is set to experience one of the busiest days of the 2025 Easter holiday period, with an impressive 539 flight operations scheduled for Holy Thursday, April 17. A total of 271 arrivals are expected, including 92 domestic and 179 international flights. The departures also added up to 268, consisting of 91 […]
Environmentalists Sound Alarm Over New Road Opening Amid Mayan Train Project
A group of environmental activists has sounded the alarm over the opening of a new road connecting to Section 5 of the Mayan Train project in Quintana Roo, Mexico. The collective, known as Sélvame del Tren, claims that the road was opened without the required environmental impact assessment or declaration, violating Mexican law. The new […]
Quintana Roo Takes Control of Drinking Water Supply Amid Court Ruling Against Aguakán
A Cancún federal court has ruled in favor of the Quintana Roo government, deeming lawful a 2023 decree by the state congress to revoke Aguakán’s concession for supplying drinking water to four municipalities. The decision paves the way for the Quintana Roo administration to regain control over the drinking water supply, which includes major tourist […]
Seafood Prices Surge in Response to High Demand During Lent
Merchants at the Lucas de Gálvez Market are seeing a significant increase in sales, with a 30% rise in seafood purchases, particularly on Fridays. The high demand has led to an approximate $30 peso price hike per kilogram. Locatarios of various seafood stalls report that customers are buying more fish and shrimp than any other […]
Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing in Yucatán: Miraculous Escape for Instructor and Student
A dramatic emergency landing occurred on Monday when a small plane made an unexpected stop on the Mérida-Cancún freeway, specifically at the Xcalakoop-Kaua section. The aircraft, which was conducting a practice overflight with an instructor and student on board, suffered a mechanical failure that forced the pilot to make an emergency landing. Fortunately, both the […]
Mérida’s Ice Cream Festival Coming Soon
Mérida is preparing a cool sweet treat as the “Heladiza Fest” arrives at Parque de la Paz. The festival promises a delightful experience with a variety of ice cream, popsicles, and ice cream vendors coming together to offer an array of flavors. From classic favorites like coconut, corn, and chocolate to local specialties and unique […]
The Waning Dollar: Trump’s Tariffs Threaten Global Currency Status
The world is witnessing a seismic shift in global economic dynamics, as the dollar’s role as the de facto reserve currency hangs precariously in the balance. The recent tariff announcements by President Donald Trump have sent shockwaves through global markets, leaving many to question whether the dollar can maintain its status as a safe haven […]