Studying gastronomy in Mexico: a passion cooked with discipline and at a high cost
In the context of Teachers’ Day, celebrated in Mexico every May 15th, we pay tribute to those who train new generations of cooks, chefs, and culinary experts. Because in a professional kitchen, teaching is also an art. Along these lines, a necessary question arises: What does training in gastronomy entail in Mexico? How much does […]
What to do in Loreto? A Baja California Sur destination with colonial treasures and sea adventures
Taking a trip to Loreto, in northern Baja California Sur, is like immersing yourself in a landscape of contrasts: the desert blends with the serenity of the sea, the towns feel suspended in time, and nature offers endless secrets to discover. Take note of our recommendations for what to do in this destination. Loreto is […]
Fire at Bahía Príncipe Hotel in Tulum Under Control; No Injuries Reported
A major fire broke out on Wednesday afternoon at the Bahía Príncipe hotel complex in Tulum, prompting a swift response from emergency services and resulting in significant material losses. The blaze started around 4:20 p.m. at kilometer 250 of Federal Highway 307, on the Tulum-Playa del Carmen stretch, after a call was made to the […]
Air Canada Cuts Flights to Tulum as Demand Falls Short
In a move reflecting lower-than-expected demand, Air Canada has significantly reduced its flight schedule to Felipe Carrillo Puerto International Airport in Tulum for the 2025-2026 winter season. The Canadian carrier has canceled flights from Ottawa and Quebec City, which were introduced last year following the airport’s opening in December 2023. Additionally, it will decrease frequency […]
Querétaro Takes Center Stage in Playa del Carmen Festival
The city of Querétaro is set to shine at the Mexico in Playa del Carmen festival, a national celebration showcasing the best of Mexican art, music, traditions, and cuisine. The Municipality of Querétaro has been invited as special guest for the first edition of the event, which will take place from May 24 to 31. […]
Teachers’ March Brings Traffic Chaos to Quintana Roo Roads, Citizens Left Walking in Frustration
A massive teachers’ march from various municipalities in Quintana Roo caused traffic chaos on the state’s roads, forcing some citizens to abandon their vehicles and walk several kilometers to reach the city center. The demonstration, which was part of a protest against the ISSSTE Law, saw thousands of teachers converge on Felipe Carrillo Puerto, where […]
Devastated Mangrove Lands in Sisal Under Federal Investigation for Environmental Damage
The Attorney General’s Office (FGR) has launched an investigation into the environmental damage and those responsible for clearing national property in Sisal, a coastal town in Yucatán. The devastated lands cannot be sold as they are federal property, and authorities have taken measures to protect them. According to a statement from the Ministry of Environment […]
Meeting Tourism in Yucatán Sees Increase in Conventions but Decline in Attendance
Despite a significant surge in conventions and conferences held from January to March this year, meeting tourism in the region has not yet recovered from the decline it experienced last year. According to data collected by the Public Trust for the Development of Meetings Tourism in Yucatán (Fideture), the number of participants in these events […]
Mérida records a heat sensation of 47.8 degrees due to a new heat wave
A powerful anticyclone will dominate the region, leaving extreme heat in its wake with high temperatures for at least two weeks. Yucatan is facing a new wave of extreme heat that has pushed the heat sensationto 47.8 degrees Celsius in the city of Mérida, according to reports from meteorologist Juan Palma Solís. The specialist indicated […]