Drs. from Cancún have discovered the crucial role mangroves play in protecting the region from natural disasters and are actively working to restore them.
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Drs. from Cancún have discovered the crucial role mangroves play in protecting the region from natural disasters and are actively working to restore them.
Cancún is set to host a remarkable musical event featuring a joint performance by the Coro Municipal and Orquesta de Cámara Municipal, showcasing classical works and dedicating to cultural programs in the region.
Residents in Cancún are standing firm against removing a 90-year-old alamo tree, organizing guard shifts and submitting complaints to environmental authorities to protect the ancient tree and its surrounding area.
Cancún's tourism numbers are falling, and the city needs to address issues of overcharging, service neglect, and lack of transparency.
Cancún's unique characteristics make it a hub for global events, offering a chance to showcase the Caribbean's wealth and fostering economic activity and community participation. This article discusses the importance of supporting local suppliers and talent to ensure the city's growth benefits all its residents.
Playa del Carmen celebrated the start of the Janal Pixán 2026 with altars, dances, and music, featuring an alebrijes contest.
Governor Mara Lezama announced a free cooking workshop for traditional Quintana Roo cuisine, offering a taste of diverse Mayan dishes to locals and visitors.
Puerto Morelos, Mexico, honored its traditions with the Janal Pixan Leona Vicario celebration, which featured a procession, Mayan rituals, and competitions for handmade crafts.
Chetumal's SIPINNA has launched a digital parenting workshop to teach parents how to use controls and monitor their children's digital activities responsibly.
Cancún's growing tourism sector is accompanied by significant social gaps, with irregular settlements lacking basic services, according to activists.
Chetumal's Barrio Mágico is embarking on a revitalization project to restore its historical center and highlight its cultural heritage.
Playa del Carmen is boosting security for Día de Muertos with patrols, paramedics, and free medical care to ensure a safe celebration for visitors.
Ana Paty Peralta, Cancún's president, inspected the Janal Pixan 2026 preparations, which will honor the Day of the Dead with cultural and artistic performances.
A large almond tree in Playa del Carmen was relocated despite local objections, highlighting the tension between urban safety and environmental preservation.
ExpatsList blogger Javier reports on students from Cancún's Universidad para el Bienestar Benito Juárez García (UBBJG) participating in a cultural event to preserve Mayan traditions and promote local heritage.