Travel Tips
A man was arrested in Motul, Yucatan for transporting drugs in a trash can on the streets of the city. Police officers detected him for dragging a trash can suspiciously in which he was transporting small doses of drugs. The events were recorded on Saturday, December 14th, around 9 P.M., when the suspect was seen […]
When French artist Alben opened his latest exhibition, “Accumulations,” at La Sala Art Gallery, over 400 people attended. The show highlights Alben’s unique process of encapsulating everyday objects—such as candies, toys, and religious symbols—in resin to create sculptures that explore memory, nostalgia, and the passage of time. Alben’s background is rooted in graffiti and street…
Yucatán is immersed in informality and labor poverty; a report indicates In Yucatán, more than 50% of the population works in informal conditions, while 36.3% faces labor poverty. According to the analysis of the portal “México, ¿Cómo Vamos?”, labor informality in Yucatán reaches 57.3%, placing it above the national average. This indicator shows a disconnection […]
After almost a decade of abandonment, the Central de Abasto de Mérida will have another face. The director of the Central de Abastos, Ricardo Béjar Herrera, revealed that starting next February it will be given general maintenance, in addition to the creation of a gastronomic space and the construction of new sanitary areas. Starting in […]
Espita, the Magical Town of Yucatan where tradition and culture merge in harmony. Espita, a charming town in the state of Yucatan, has been recognized as one of Mexico’s “Magical Towns,” and it’s not hard to understand why. This magical corner of southeastern Mexico combines history, culture, traditions, and captivating natural beauty. Here’s a look […]
The Yucatan Peninsula, with its lush landscapes and colorful flora, is a paradise for hummingbirds. These tiny, iridescent gems are a common sight, flitting through gardens, forests, and coastal areas, bringing a touch of magic to the region’s natural beauty. Hummingbirds in the Yucatan Peninsula are not only a delight for bird watchers but also […]
The delicious and diverse flavors of Yucatán are finding a new home in the United States, as an increasing number of Yucatecan food restaurants open across the country. This culinary movement is bringing the rich heritage of Yucatán’s cuisine, characterized by its unique ingredients and traditional cooking methods, to the American dining scene. Yucatecan cuisine, […]
How AI-powered app is helping to prevent suicides in Mexico. In Yucatán, Mexico, where suicide rates are twice the national average, the government has implemented a new mental health initiative powered by AI. The centerpiece of this effort is MeMind, a smartphone app designed to assess and monitor suicide risk through AI-driven diagnostic tools embedded […]
The nearly 1,000-mile Maya Train railroad is finished after millions in investment and four years of construction, with Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum inaugurating the last sections of the tourist railway on December 15. For millions of Mexicans and environmental experts from around the world, the “Tren Maya” is one of the biggest ecocides ever committed by the […]
After a year of much promotion and fanfare, United Airlines and several other airlines are backing out of the new airport in Tulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico. The new airport has been open for less than 12 months, but tourists still use the airport in Cancun in record numbers. United has scrapped one route altogether to the […]