The archaeological zone of Teotihuacan, considered a vital center of ancient Mesoamerica, was reopened Thursday to the public with strict sanitary measures after nearly six months of closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
An increase of 3 degrees Celsius has been registered in Cancun during the last 34 years due to the excessive growth of the urban area and the destruction of green areas; which has generated heat islands within the city, the most outstanding being the parking lots of shopping centers, synthetic fields, the airport and the residential areas such as...
The Mexican Consulate General in San Diego called on the border community to avoid non-essential travel between Mexico and the United States, days after the U.S. government implemented new measures that led to long lines last weekend.
Latin America, stranded by the coronavirus pandemic, has yet to take flight. But restrictions on the entry of passengers arriving by air vary greatly from country to country and are changing.
This Thursday, the U.S. government issued a high alert for trips to Mexico, due to the situation of the coronavirus. The warning is due to the risk of Covid-19, which has "increased crime and kidnappings," the government said in a statement.
In order to minimize the impact of the seaweed recharge, Playa del Carmen focuses on three main areas: the collection of sargassum in line with the beaches, the installation of a 2.5 km retaining and redirecting barrier, as well as the two harvester barges with a minimum capacity of 200 tons per day, which are assisted by two barges that...
Ironman 70.3 and Ironman Cozumel were confirmed by the Cozumel authorities in September and November 2020, respectively. Organizers estimate that there will be 3,000 competitors between the two events and an economic income of over 200 million pesos (8.9 million USD).
Real estate prices in the Playa del Carmen have registered a 10% drop in recent months, as a result of the lower cost of the destination due to the health contingency of the coronavirus.
The Secretary of the Navy (Semar) in Quintana Roo warned about a large amount of sargassum being diverted to the Yucatan, where a massive arrival is expected shortly.
Due to the massive amount of seaweed that has been washed up on Tulum's coasts, authorities, tourism service providers and the private sector have not been able to keep the beaches clean, despite the use of machinery to remove the seaweed.