Cancún News, Resorts, Travel, and Urban Growth

•April 13, 2026

Magnicharters Halt Leaves Cancún Travelers Scrambling

Six Magnicharters flights were disrupted in Cancún after the airline paused operations for two weeks, triggering emergency rebooking efforts.

Cancún Dolphin Claim Draws New Scrutiny From Profepa

•April 10, 2026

Profepa says dolphins in Cancún were not abandoned

Profepa says nine dolphins at Ventura Park in Cancún remain under veterinary care and state custody, not abandoned after the 2025 shutdown.

•April 10, 2026

Cancún investigates alleged marriages-for-money case

Cancún is reviewing claims that Mexicans were paid to marry foreigners for migration paperwork, but proof of a network remains unclear.

•April 8, 2026

Many Cancún Beaches See Light Sargassum This Wednesday

Most monitored Cancún beaches showed light sargassum Wednesday, while heavier buildup remained in parts of Quintana Roo.

•March 31, 2026

Cancún Launches a City Guide Beyond the Hotel Zone

Todo Cancún combines tourism, culture, sports and downtown routes in one portal as the city pushes visitors beyond the hotel zone.

•March 27, 2026

Why Cancún’s Nichupté Bridge Now Costs Twice as Much

Cancún’s Nichupté Bridge may open in late April, but officials now say the final construction cost will top 12 billion pesos.

•March 20, 2026

Quintana Roo tries to calm beach fears over sargassum

Governor Mara Lezama says sargassum does not hit every Quintana Roo beach every day, even as 2026 points to an early heavy season.

•March 16, 2026

Cancun car-free Sundays draw crowds on the waterfront

Cancún’s weekly Paseo Cancunense turned Bonampak and Malecón Tajamar into a car-free route for walking, cycling and family recreation.

•March 12, 2026

Cancún bar shooting leaves three dead and one injured

Three men were killed and another was wounded outside a Cancún bar as investigators gathered evidence and worked to clarify the attack.

•March 9, 2026

Cancún leans on Spring Break and 2026 tourism plans

Tourism leaders say Spring Break demand and 2026 planning are helping Cancún hold strong bookings and visitor confidence.

•March 5, 2026

Cancún weighs offshore barges to intercept sargassum

Cancún officials are looking beyond shoreline rakes and tractors as early sargassum arrivals test the city’s hotel-zone beaches. The new idea is to use offshore...

•March 5, 2026

SEMARNAT okays Puerto Cancún beach restoration plan

SEMARNAT approved a five-year project to rebuild 785 meters of eroded Puerto Cancún beach, with sand relocation and long-term upkeep.

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