Colima: What to do in Comala, the most visited tourist destination in the state
Comala maintains a steady flow of tourism during various holiday periods and weekends thanks to its gastronomic, cultural, and natural attractions. The municipality, located in the northern part of the state of Colima, is the state’s only Pueblo Mágico (Magical Town) and is part of the tourist routes promoted by state and federal authorities. The […]
Aeromexico’s Colima-Mexico City flight changes from AIFA to AICM
The Undersecretary of Tourism for the State of Colima announced that, starting June 25, the Aeroméxico flight connecting Colima with Mexico City will relocate its operations from Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA) to Benito Juárez International Airport (AICM) in Mexico City. The Colima-AICM route will operate daily, strengthening Colima’s air connectivity with the country’s main […]
Puebla leads in screwworm cases in dogs; totals more than 100 cases
The state of Puebla has become the Mexican state with the highest number of active screwworm infestation cases in dogs, recording 105 canine infections as of May 27. This figure represents 15% of the 687 active cases detected in dogs nationwide, meaning nearly one out of every six cases in Mexico is located in Puebla. […]
The Cablebús in Puebla and the fallacy of proximity
Civil Engineer and Professor; Master’s Degree in Traffic and Transportation Engineering. Researcher and specialist in infrastructure, transportation operations, and road safety education. Founding member of Enclave 8 A.C. The recent announcement by the State Cabinet Coordinator regarding the route design of Puebla’s first four Cablebús lines reveals a significant methodological confusion between infrastructure availability and […]
Neither Querétaro nor Guanajuato: the Mexican Cheese and Wine Festival arrives in Mexico City with tastings of cheeses, bread and artisanal honey
Do you already have plans for the first weekend of June? Then look no further, because the Mexican Cheese and Wine Festival is coming to Mexico City with tastings of cheeses, bread, and artisanal honey. You won’t have to go all the way to Querétaro or Guanajuato to enjoy delicious food, unique drinks, and a […]
Axolotls disappear into the pavement
Painting axolotls and feathered snakes on the pavement has cost the Mexico City government 62.1 million pesos, an expense that won’t be visible during the World Cup because many of these figures are already faded at intersections. The Ministry of Public Works and Services, headed by Raúl Basulto, one of the closest collaborators of the […]
Screwworm infection in humans reaches Mexico City: Two cases detected in Tlalpan
Mexico City has registered two cases of myiasis, or screwworm infestation, in humans, located in the southern part of the city, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (Sader). In its “Report on Active Cases of Screwworm Infestation in Mexico” as of May 27, corresponding to epidemiological week 21, the National Service for […]
Dua Lipa and her foodie map of Mexico City: these are her recommendations on Google Maps
Through a collaboration with Google Maps, singer Dua Lipa and her platform Service95, which she describes as a “cultural concierge service,” published 12 curated lists featuring her favorite places to eat, drink, visit, go on dates, and buy books around the world. As a frequent traveler, Dua Lipa includes recommendations in cities such as London, […]
Is Mexico City Airport ready for the World Cup?
Mexico City International Airport (AICM) has invested nearly twice as much as Estadio Banorte, renamed Mexico City Stadium by FIFA, in preparation for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. As the primary entry point for international fans arriving in Mexico, the airport aims to be fully ready before the tournament begins next summer. “The entire renovation […]