Yucatán News, Culture, Tourism, and Real Estate

Yucatán is a southeastern state steeped in Maya heritage, cenote culture, colonial cities, and archaeological tourism. In this section, explore news from cities like Mérida, Valladolid, and Progreso, covering tourism growth, real estate development, cultural festivals, infrastructure, and environmental preservation. With a focus on safety, quality of life, and cultural pride, Yucatán is one of Mexico’s most sought-after regions for travel and retirement.

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•July 23, 2025

Warm beach destinations in Mexico without the crowds

Discover peaceful and budget-friendly beach destinations in Mexico like Mahahual, Holbox, Barra de Navidad, and Puerto Escondido—perfect for a relaxing getaway.

•July 21, 2025

Authorities file criminal complaints over Mennonite forest clearing in Yucatán Peninsula

Profepa has launched criminal proceedings against Mennonite communities after uncovering 2,600 ha of illegal forest clearing

•July 21, 2025

Maya Train freight service to launch by late 2026

Maya Train freight service is set to begin by late 2026, connecting Yucatán industries to Progreso, Cancún and beyond.

•July 19, 2025

DogPrime Veterinary Clinic confirms a screwworm case in a Mérida pet

DogPrime Veterinary Clinic confirms a screwworm case in a Mérida pet, warns of risks to animals and humans, and urges early detection and reporting.

•July 18, 2025

Va y Ven service cuts hit Mérida public transport

Va y Ven service cuts threaten mobility in Mérida as concessionaires remove buses over late payments, impacting 500,000 users until ATY resolves debts.

•July 18, 2025

Five new power plants in Mexico boost grid stability and prevent blackouts

Power plants boost grid stability and prevent blackouts by adding 2,465 MW to Mexico’s electrical system, says Secretary of Energy Luz Elena González.