What’s new, Yucatán? 50 surprising things to look for
Food, music, drag queens! If travel restrictions have kept you away, you will be returning to a different Yucatán. Here’s what to expect.
Nova: A health and wellness center that came naturally
Fernanda Toler’s path to Yucatán was a long and winding one. But once she was here, her health and wellness business came naturally. Born and raised in Brazil, Fernanda moved to the United States when she was in her very early 20s. She ended up living in Denver for around 20 years. Her time there,…
Merida woman re-envisions Mexican textiles with a fashionable startup company
A young woman from Merida has put her design talent and business skills to work to promote Mexico’s distinctly beautiful textiles.
Businesses last longer in Yucatán, compared to neighbors
The average life span of a business in Yucatán is 9.1 years, but only five years in Quintana Roo and 7.4 in Campeche, according to data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography.
Gelato shop owners open juice bar next door
When a space next door became available, Pola Gelato Shop took it and created Pola Juice Bar. An interview with one of the owners about how they found success in Calle 55.
Grand opening preview at Mercado 60
Hundreds of visitors on Wednesday night got a taste of things to come at Mercado 60. The gourmet market and its 18 high-end restaurant stalls opens to the public on Thursday, May 12 — a week from today.
Yucatán enters Special Economic Zone
A repeated demand of the Yucatecan business sector is at last reality: Yucatán joined the Special Economic Zone.
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