The Timely Indicator of Economic Activity points to a 0.2% monthly gain after May's dip. Services — the engine of Quintana Roo — are growing 2.2% annually, twice the pace of industry.
Headcount was flat versus April and down 1.5% from a year earlier, but the sector's real wages rose 5.8% in twelve months. Yucatán ranked among the states with the biggest drops in hours worked.
The special program ran February 16 through July 19 in the three host cities. The rights it enforced — displayed prices, delayed flights, improper charges — apply year-round, including in Cancún.
The program tours neighborhoods like Catalania, Real Valencia, La Joya and Villas Otoch Paraíso through July and August, with sessions on bullying, abuse and addiction prevention.
276 businesses in the state joined the national discount campaign, with markdowns up to 60% and the highest share of digital sales in the country, tourism officials report.
Despite the monthly outflow, the first half of 2026 still posted net inflows of $604.2 million — the strongest start to a year since 2020.
Yellow corn for livestock feed and industry drove the record; purchases of white corn — the tortilla staple — fell 15.9% thanks to a larger domestic harvest.
SIRESOL cleaned sites in supermanzanas 200, 256, 50 and 247, and on Chichén Itzá Avenue. Residents can report illegal dumps via WhatsApp at 998 353 2990.
The Mexican currency lost 0.34% on Thursday amid global risk aversion and strong US economic data, according to Banco de México figures.
Mexico's Timely Indicator of Private Consumption puts annual growth at 2.8% in May and 2.6% in June 2026, as spending rebounds from an early-year slump.
The traveling "Día del Pueblo" outreach day gathered more than 130 municipal services at the Toro Valenzuela sports dome; the next stop is July 23 at City Hall.
The Quintana Roo Secretariat of Education (SEQ) confirmed a seven-week summer break for more than 338,000 public-school students, with campus maintenance work and permanent security during the recess.
