JW Marriott and Matilda Hotel present a luxury experience connected between Mexico City and San Miguel de Allende.
In less than 3.5 hours by road, travelers can discover two gems of Mexican tourism: the cosmopolitan area of Polanco, where urban life, art, and gastronomy thrive, and the charming city of San Miguel de Allende, where its colorful streets and warm hospitality create captivating moments. Polanco and San Miguel de Allende are twinned by […]
Kuri rejects the placement of the Mexico-Querétaro train station in downtown Querétaro.
Governor Mauricio Kuri González rejected the possibility of installing the Mexico City–Querétaro train station in the city center, specifically in the area where the old train station is located. In his opinion, such an option would create serious mobility problems for the capital of Querétaro. The governor noted that his administration has already proposed an […]
Querétaro, Los Mochis, and La Paz: new destinations from the Chihuahua airport
Starting next July, the capital of Chihuahua will have new air routes to the cities of Querétaro, Los Mochis, and La Paz, Baja California Sur. The announcement was made during the 2025 Mexico Tourism Fair, held in Rosarito, Baja California. The flights will include Chihuahua–Querétaro and Chihuahua–Los Mochis, Sinaloa, the latter with an express connection […]
The Yucatán Prosecutor’s Office receives more than 5,000 complaints per month; the head asserts that the institution “builds public trust.”
In presenting his 2024 activities report to the State Congress, Yucatán Attorney General Juan Manuel León León pointed out that the agency receives more than 5,000 complaints each month, which means “we are breaking the inertia and building public trust.” The transformation of the Attorney General’s Office puts the citizen at the center: to be […]
“We’re in Mexico”: Man parks in handicapped-accessible spot, sparking outrage in Durango
A video shared on social media has sparked outrage after showing a man parking his vehicle in a space reserved for people with disabilities in the city of Gómez Palacio, Durango. The driver’s response was not only surprising, but also sparked mockery and criticism, as he sarcastically stated, “We’re in Mexico.” The incident occurred on […]
The arrival of the popular “pajarito” fish to Mazatlán is delayed.
The “pajarito,” Mazatlán’s most anticipated delicacy, is delayed by the cold waters off the port’s coast, according to fishermen. By May 15th, or hopefully a little earlier, schools of Mazatlán’s most popular fish could be arriving, due to its flavor and low cost, said Genaro Cabrera Patrón. The fisherman from Playa Norte noted that last […]
Search reports issued for three missing women in Culiacán and Mazatlán; two are minors.
Within a 48-hour period, three women, two of them minors, were reported missing in the cities of Culiacán and Mazatlán, prompting the State Attorney General’s Office to issue wanted notices. The first urgent Amber Alert issued describes the official report on April 28th that 17-year-old Aimar Guadalupe Antillo Valdez was last seen by her mother […]
The Oaxaca government announces the Dallas-Puerto Escondido route at the 2025 Tourism Fair.
As part of the 2025 Mexico Tourism Fair, the State Tourism Secretariat (Sectur Oaxaca) announced that, starting December 3, the Dallas-Puerto Escondido flight will begin operating with American Airlines. In front of buyers and the media, the head of the state agency, Saymi Pineda Velasco, emphasized that this flight will make nearly 8,000 new seats […]
With Trump, comes a movie about pirates and piracy against Mexico
We’re not a piñata, but we’re being treated like punching bags. Every other day, there’s a new complaint from the United States that the Mexican government must address. The most recent concerns the failure to combat piracy. Mexico has just been included on a blacklist compiled by the USTR, the highest foreign trade authority in […]