Riviera Maya News & Events

15/09/2026

A low-pressure area in the Central Atlantic now has a 30% chance of cyclonic development within seven days. Quintana Roo authorities are monitoring and urging residents to follow only official forecasts. Read the full report for details.
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15/09/2026

Quintana Roo is expanding air connectivity ahead of the winter season, with new domestic routes including Los Cabos–Cancún and the return of Acapulco–Cancún. Officials are also seeking links to Canada and Brazil, and studying a name change for Chetumal airport.

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15/09/2026

Quintana Roo has unveiled a 2027 tourism strategy focused on new markets, restored flight routes and specialized offerings, including a certified cenote guide. Read how officials plan to support recovery and attract longer-stay visitors.
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15/09/2026

Activist Arnold Stivens has filed a complaint against the Quintana Roo prosecutor's office, saying its Chetumal building remains inaccessible more than two years after it pledged changes. He seeks accessible routes, Braille signage and staff training.
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15/09/2026

Quintana Roo Electoral Tribunal upheld cautions against Rafael Marín Mollinedo and a local councilman, while declining measures over Gino Segura banners. It also resolved 13 appeals, revising Morena internal rulings and dismissing others as late.
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14/09/2026

The Mexican Army has nearly finished a 16-kilometer jungle road above Tulum’s Sac Actún cave system, despite lawsuits from environmental groups. A federal judge dismissed an injunction, and officials expect it to open soon.
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14/09/2026

Transport operators at Cancún International Airport say steep fees and document requirements imposed by concession holder ASUR are hurting their businesses. They have asked federal authorities to intervene. Here is what they say.

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14/09/2026

Five people have been bound over for trial in the theft of wake equipment from a Tulum funeral home, state prosecutors say. A judge ordered two years of preventive detention while the case continues. All five retain the presumption of innocence.
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14/09/2026