Janal Pixán is a significant Mayan tradition that honors loved ones with altars, traditional foods, and ceremonies from October 31 to November 2 in Cancún.
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Janal Pixán is a significant Mayan tradition that honors loved ones with altars, traditional foods, and ceremonies from October 31 to November 2 in Cancún.
Indigo has unveiled its top 10 books of 2026, including works by prominent Canadian authors and a popular puzzle book that has sold over a million copies.
A local driver from Tiburones del Caribe explains who can drive for Uber in Tulum and details about the service, which includes licensed taxi operators and a requirement for drivers to have a taxi circulation card.
Tulum's road repair efforts are being hampered by clogged storm drains, which can turn potholes into hidden hazards. Residents are encouraged to report areas where water collects and to help keep streets clean.
Tampa’s annual Animation Festival returns with a special series featuring LAIKA’s Brad Schiff and a Homegrown block of Florida films, offering a unique blend of global and local animation talent.
The Tulum Carrera Rosa race brought early breast cancer awareness to local residents, with hundreds participating in a message from Quintana Roo's health officials encouraging regular self-examination and medical checkups.
Quintana Roo's Civil Protection Office issued a weather forecast predicting showers, thunderstorms, and strong winds, including elevated surf and winds of up to 50 km/h in coastal regions. No tropical storms are currently active in the area.
Families in Cancún enjoyed a rainy but fun-filled ‘Dulce o Truco’ event at the Puente Nichupté, promoting community spirit and the use of public spaces.
Small business owners in San Miguel de Allende face new challenges with upcoming rule changes, increased utility costs, and more frequent visa runs, impacting operations and budgets.
Travel to Los Cabos is becoming more expensive due to increased fees and taxes, but the quality of life and natural beauty of the area remain exceptional for expats and digital nomads.
Understanding the costs associated with funerary services in Cancún can help expats and digital nomads prepare financially for the unexpected loss of a loved one.
Toronto’s The Tiramisu Guy has won the title of the city’s best tiramisù, beating well-established bakeries and trattorias, offering a versatile range of flavors and now available at all 44 Longo’s locations in Ontario.
Mauro Yama Ek, a long-serving escribano maya, continues to uphold the traditions of Día de Muertos in Tixcacal Guardia, preserving ancient customs for future generations.
Maricarmen Hernández, a key local figure, has been named as the pregonera for Telde's 2026 San Gregorio Taumaturgo festivities, marking an important cultural event in the city's calendar.
The government of Canarias has lifted the veda on mussels in Fuerteventura, allowing for the first time in 22 years the harvesting of these shellfish, which is great news for paella lovers in Santa Cruz de Tenerife.