Cancún News, Resorts, Travel, and Urban Growth

Cancún is Mexico’s most iconic resort city, known for its hotel zone, nightlife, international airport, and mass tourism appeal. In this section, find updates on travel safety, resort construction, infrastructure, environmental concerns, and tourism policy. As a top international beach destination, Cancún is constantly evolving to meet global demand while managing its rapid growth.

Cancún News

•January 23, 2026

Cancún fines informal vendors 380,000 pesos after checks

Cancún issued 380,731 pesos in fines after 3,079 checks on street vendors, targeting repeat offenders and those without permits.

•January 23, 2026

Cancun Carnival safety operation set for three venues

Cancún’s Civil Protection will deploy daily teams, inspect structures and coordinate with police and fire across Tajamar, Bonampak and Beto Ávila.

•January 23, 2026

Cancun–Acapulco Flights to Resume via Viva Aerobus in April

Viva Aerobus is relaunching direct flights between Cancún and Acapulco this April, reconnecting two iconic Mexican beach destinations.

•January 22, 2026

Cancún at FITUR pushes the All You Cancún campaign

At FITUR 2026, Cancún unveiled “All You Cancún,” positioning the destination beyond beaches with sports, gastronomy, culture, health and adventure.

•January 21, 2026

Cancún lands HYROX and joins the global fitness circuit

HYROX comes to Cancún March 13–15 at Malecón Tajamar, drawing thousands of racers and spotlighting the city’s push into sports tourism.

•January 20, 2026

Today’s news roundup in Cancún (Jan. 20, 2026)

A quick, clear look at the stories shaping Cancún today—from safety and tourism to city services—plus what to watch next.

•January 19, 2026

Cancún roundup for January 19, 2026: Port closure, beach flags, and police sweeps

Rough seas shut Cancún’s port to small boats as cold front 29 hits. Airport posts 526 flights; police actions target drugs and violence.

•January 16, 2026

Playa Mujeres resort plan scrapped as officials step in

A proposed Playa Mujeres resort near Cancún was canceled after environmental authorities closed the review, leaving no permit for construction.

•January 15, 2026

Cancún’s biggest wastewater plant sealed after overflow

Quintana Roo inspectors sealed Cancún’s largest wastewater plant after an alleged 300 L/s discharge; operations continue partially to prevent outages.