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Tourists in Cancún

Quintana Roo declares sargassum season over

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Quintana Roo collected 37,000 tonnes of sargassum from its beaches in 2024, 60% more than in 2023.
Tropical depression Sara

‘Sara’ downgraded to tropical depression; heavy rain to continue in 4...

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All ports in Quintana Roo remain closed to small navigation, water tourism activities and sport fishing following the passage of Tropical Storm Sara.
A view of the Tulum beach

New WestJet flight routes connect Canadian cities to Tulum

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The new weekly flights to two Canadian cities will run until late April 2025.
View of the tail of a Virgin Atlantic plane.

Virgin Atlantic to launch London-Cancún flight from Heathrow

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The new route results from negotiations between Virgin Atlantic and Mexican officials during last week's World Travel Market 2024 in London.
Astrid Hadad

Astrid Hadad, queen of Mexican cabaret

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Storming the stage in impossible costumes and sifting Mexican history with her wicked wit, Astrid Hadad's shows are unlike any other.
The Tulum International Airport opened in December 2023.

Tulum International Airport celebrates its one-millionth passenger

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The International Air Transport Association (IATA) had estimated the airport would receive 700,000 passengers in its first year.
Megaofrenda in Mexico City's Zocalo square, of a parade float made to look like a steam locomotive, decorated in papel picada, Mexican marigolds and a larger-than-life figure of a Mexican revolutionary holding a gun and wearing a straw sombrero.

12 ‘megaofrendas’ to visit during Day of the Dead weekend in Mexico

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Mexico City's 'megaofrendas' are the most famous, but here are seven other cities where giant Day of the Dead altars will be on display this weekend.
Bird's-eye view of Campeche

PhD student ‘accidentally’ discovers lost ancient Maya city in Campeche

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Old lidar data on Google of the Campeche site alerted Luke Auld-Thomas to a discovery that Mexico's government and scientists had missed.
Two people swim in the turquoise waters of the Xcaret Hotel in Quintana Roo

Grupo Xcaret to invest US $700M in Quintana Roo

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New infrastructure and construction will increase the Xcaret Hotel complex’s capacity to 1,800 rooms in 10 buildings, Grupo Xcaret said in a statement.
Mariachi serenades bride and groom at wedding. Mexican wedding traditions

Cross-cultural weddings: A gringo’s guide to Mexican traditions

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A wedding between an American and a Mexican in Mérida is a prime view into cultural differences — with similarities than you might guess.
A stucco relief of the Kaanu’l dynasty in Dzibanché featuring a serpent

INAH finds reliefs depicting celestial ancestors and mystic animals of the Kaanu’l dynasty

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The discovery offers insight into the workings and worldviews of the powerful Kaanu’l dynasty, which ruled during the Early and Late Classic periods.
Young woman on a crowded street wearing a white, knitted winter hat with a pom pom and a white scarf and looking downward.

Cold fronts cool down central Mexico; wet weather continues in Yucatán

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The Yucatán and Mexico's southern coastal states will see heavy rainfall this week, while freezing temps are heading for northern and central Mexico.
Vulcan's Calica mine in Playa del Carmén

Semarnat claims Vulcan Materials destroyed 3 cenotes in Quintana Roo

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The federal government voiced its latest complaint against Vulcan Materials on Friday, accusing the company of causing an “ecological disaster.”