Cancún Blog Posts

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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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.

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.

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.

The legislator Jorge Sanén emphasizes the importance of commercial and convivial plazas in Cancún, highlighting their economic and social significance for the city.

The University of the Caribbean will host a free talent showcase event on October 31st in Cancún, featuring singing, dancing, and guest artists, encouraging support for local talent.

Banda La Poderosa, a local band from Cancún, will be performing at the Feria Xmatkuil 2026, marking the first time a band from the city will participate in this prestigious Yucatán festival.

Puenteando offers various transportation options for visitors, including public transport routes and bike access points, making it easier for residents and expats to participate in the event.

The president of Playa del Carmen hosted a Chambamanía event aimed at residents of six neighborhoods, offering a range of services and support from municipal and federal agencies.

Cancún is analyzing 264 supermanzanas to improve access to essential services, signaling a shift towards more equitable urban planning.

Cancún's 'Pasos por la Transformación' program distributed over 99,000 pairs of free tenis shoes to students, supporting education and减轻家庭的经济负担。

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Hubert Jégat's 'CASES' is set to bring a unique visual and emotional experience to Cancún's cultural scene, exploring themes of childhood and freedom through live drawing, shadow play, and music.

Cancún introduces a new Digital Nomad Permit to support the growing expat and remote work community, streamlining the process and offering benefits like access to co-working spaces.

Cancún and the surrounding areas are set to experience heavy rain and strong waves this Saturday, with temperatures reaching up to 36 degrees Celsius and winds up to 50 km/h. Residents and visitors are advised to stay prepared and follow safety guidelines.

Digital marketing expert Edna Arroyo warns that nearly 70% of Cancún entrepreneurs lack a website, affecting their ability to attract customers online.

Tulum's beaches are improving as sargazo levels drop, but continuous efforts are needed to maintain their cleanliness, affecting expats and digital nomads like myself who rely on these pristine spots for work and play.

Carlos

Puerto Morelos is preparing for the Janal Pixán 2026 festival, a celebration of Dia de Muertos traditions with cultural and artistic events.

Temperatures in Cancún are expected to reach up to 36 degrees Celsius with showers and high winds, requiring residents and visitors to stay hydrated and cautious.

Tulum's airport will receive 100% incentives until 2030 to boost permanent flight routes, impacting expats and digital nomads in the area.