Quintana Roo News, Tourism, Real Estate, and Growth

Quintana Roo is Mexico’s Caribbean-facing state, globally recognized for its turquoise waters, Mayan ruins, ecotourism, and luxury resorts. In this section, explore news from cities like Cancún, Playa del Carmen, Tulum, and Chetumal, covering tourism trends, real estate, infrastructure, crime, environmental protection, and expat life. With booming growth and global visibility, Quintana Roo remains a focal point for travelers, investors, and conservationists alike.

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•July 30, 2025

Cancún Uber and Didi Drivers Protest Alleged National Guard Extortion

Dozens of ride-hailing drivers in Cancún rallied against alleged extortion by National Guard officers at the airport, accusing officials of demanding daily bribes.

•July 29, 2025

Cancún man arrested after acid attack on sleeping family members

A man in Cancún was arrested for throwing acid on sleeping family members, prompting a criminal investigation.

•July 29, 2025

Improving the Visitor Experience at Cancún International Airport

Efforts to enhance passenger flow at Cancún International Airport have led to faster immigration times, free internet access, and improved communication for international visitors.

•July 28, 2025

Playa del Carmen Celebrates 32 Years as a Model of Authentic Progress: Mara Lezama

Playa del Carmen celebrates its 32nd anniversary as a beacon of diversity, growth, and community development, as Governor Mara Lezama praises its transformation.

•July 28, 2025

Fewer Americans Visiting Cancun: A Shift in Travel Trends

The white-sand beaches of Cancún and the Riviera Maya have long been a playground for U.S. tourists seeking sun and fun. But recent data reveals...

•July 27, 2025

Mexico’s Cruise Tourism Soars in 2025, and Puerto Vallarta Gears Up for More

Mexico’s cruise tourism soars in 2025 with record arrivals. Discover how Puerto Vallarta is preparing to stay competitive as ships and passenger counts grow.

•July 26, 2025

Quintana Roo sargassum processing center takes shape

The Quintana Roo sargassum processing center enters its final phase in Cancún’s hotel zone, aiming to turn seaweed into biogas, bioethanol and carbon credits.

•July 26, 2025

Fake Hotel Websites Scamming Cancun Tourists This Summer

Sedetur warns travelers about fake hotel websites in Cancun that lure visitors with deep discounts. Learn how to verify booking sites and avoid losing money.

•July 25, 2025

This Summer Sargassum Threatens Mexican Caribbean Tourism

As summer peaks, sargassum threatens Mexican Caribbean tourism, forcing hotel cancellations as authorities remove record seaweed blooms to protect the industry.

•July 25, 2025

Belize Requests Mexico to Study Maya Train Expansion

The Belizean government urged Mexico to begin feasibility studies for the Mayan Train expansion. Talks will assess routes and effects on tourism and trade.

•July 25, 2025

Mexican Caribbean Tourism Sees 70% Hotel Occupancy

Strong Mexican Caribbean tourism numbers in mid-July 2025: a 70.3% hotel occupancy rate and 470,763 travelers, with robust air and cruise connections.

•July 24, 2025

Swift Coordinated Tulum Observation Tower Rescue Saves Woman

A swift, timely Tulum observation tower rescue by Civil Protection and firefighters prevented a suicide attempt and connected her to specialized care and support.

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