David Ortiz Mena, president of the Tulum Hotel Association, noted that while Tulum reached 90% occupancy at the end of the year, the start of the new year brings new challenges, including sargassum seaweed, image management, and insecurity. “I would say it was a successful winter season; of course, we started January with some challenges, […]
Snowfall in the US cancels dozens of flights to and from Cancun
Snowfall in the United States has already caused the cancellation of 58 flights, as well as 47 delays to and from Cancún on Saturday, January 24, and Sunday, January 25, according to a report from Aeropuertos del Sureste (Southeast Airports). On Saturday, 20 arriving and 20 departing flights were affected: 14 United Airlines flights; 10 […]
Coparmex Cancun warns of a 62% increase in extortion crimes
According to data from the local branch of the Mexican Employers’ Confederation (Coparmex), Cancún accounts for more than 85% of extortion cases across the entire Yucatán Peninsula. María Jovita Portillo Navarro, president of this local employers’ organization, stated that in Cancún alone, the cumulative number of cases between January and November 2025 reached 162, representing […]
Deficient health services in Yucatán
The crisis facing the health sector in Yucatán is the responsibility of administrative centralism, which limits the operation of clinics and hospitals in the state. Despite having highly trained and committed medical personnel, the lack of federal support has led to shortages of basic supplies, directly affecting patient care. Given this situation, Representative Gaspar Quintal […]
Mérida drops out of the “top ten”: perception of insecurity increases
At the end of the fourth quarter of 2025, Mérida dropped out of the top ten cities with the lowest perception of insecurity, falling to 13th place, according to data from the National Urban Public Safety Survey (ENSU). The survey, conducted by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI), gathers information from people in […]
THE DARK SIDE OF YOUR GUACAMOLE: WHAT NO ONE TELLS YOU ABOUT MEXICAN AVOCADO
Mexico dominates the global avocado industry. It produces nearly 30% of the world’s total and controls 40% of the value of global exports. The state of Michoacán accounts for 75% of that production. But behind this “green gold” lies a reality that avocado toast consumers prefer to ignore. In December 2025, the Mexican Army (SEDENA) […]
TERROR AT LA VELETA: TOURIST DOCUMENTS DEATH IN TULUM
Tulum is once again making headlines worldwide for its violence. A foreign tourist captured on video the moments after a bloody incident in the Veleta neighborhood, where a person lost their life in the middle of a residential area. In the recording—which has already gone viral on social media—the visitor can be heard narrating with […]
THE COURT PROHIBITS REGISTRATION OF CELL PHONES WITH PERSONAL DATA
For all those who said it was a good idea…To keep criminals under surveillance, it’s necessary not to treat the entire nation like criminals, forcing them to hand over their personal data and violating their human rights in Mexico. What’s needed is a thorough cleansing of the government, not the country, to achieve a Just, […]
Shellfish Festival: the best opportunity to taste the best of Ensenada
Local 777, located in Pedregal, may be miles from the ocean, but its kitchen boasts some of the freshest seafood imaginable. Chef Erick García, along with his guest chefs Regina Logar and Manuel Victoria, transforms these ingredients into spectacular dishes that are a true celebration, one we highly recommend. So, prepare your palate and reserve […]
Todos Santos: the Mexican corner where the European winter disappears
When we think of a European winter, we often imagine gray days, intense cold, and snow-covered landscapes. But when the cold sets in and our spirits crave a change, there are destinations that seem designed to transport us to a warm and comforting climate. One of those places is Todos Santos, a picturesque town located […]