Easter Holidays Boost Campeche Tourism with Over 65% Hotel Occupancy
The Easter holiday season brought a surge of visitors to Campeche, with hotel occupancy surpassing 65% during the first week of vacation, according to Mauricio Arceo Piña, head of the State Tourism Secretariat (Sectur). The San Francisco Campeche Station of the Mayan Train also reported significant traffic, reflecting the influx of tourists. Arceo Piña highlighted […]
INAH Specialists Retrieve Pre-Hispanic Pot from Quintana Roo Cave
Archaeologists from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), a branch of Mexico’s Ministry of Culture, successfully recovered a globular pre-Hispanic pot from a natural formation named Zumpango. This site is part of the Garra de Jaguar cave system, located approximately 22 kilometers from Playa del Carmen’s municipal center. The discovery was initially reported […]
Quintana Roo’s Pink Oxxo: A Unique Tourist Attraction
Oxxo stores are a ubiquitous feature of Mexico’s urban landscape, known for their convenience and 24/7 service. However, some locations stand out for their distinctive characteristics, transforming them into tourist attractions. Among these is the pastel pink Oxxo in Quintana Roo, a vibrant and Instagram-worthy destination. Located within the Bahía Príncipe hotel on the road […]
Reflecting on Pope John Paul II’s Historic Visit to Yucatán, 32 Years Ago
In 2025, it marks 32 years since the historic visit of Pope John Paul II to the Yucatán Peninsula. The late Supreme Pontiff was the last Pope to grace the region, leaving an indelible mark on its spiritual and cultural history. The announcement of the visit was made on March 2, 1993, sparking anticipation throughout […]
Viatura Hacienda Xtojil Offers an Unparalleled Glamping Experience in the Heart of Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula
In a tranquil setting, 45 minutes from Mérida, lies Viatura Hacienda Xtojil, a former henequen hacienda that has been transformed into a luxurious glamping site. Located in the town of Sotuta de Peón, Yucatán, this haven promises to reconnect visitors with nature while providing maximum comfort and exclusivity. The property boasts 15 stylishly designed tents […]
How to Protect Your Phone from US Customs Searches
As tensions rise at the US-Mexico border, international travelers are being detained, questioned, and even deported over concerns related to content on their phones. With demand for flights plummeting, many are reevaluating their travel plans due to the increasingly volatile nature of US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) policies. For those who cannot avoid crossing […]
Easter toll on Veracruz beaches: 2 children dead and 15 rescued
Holy Week began on April 13th and ended on Sunday, April 20th. Although the country’s public schools return to school on Monday, April 28th, the peak vacation season is considered to be during the first holiday season, especially the weekend, as this is when some workplaces grant their employees days off. In Veracruz, beaches, riverside […]
Tampico, the safest city in Tamaulipas, is in the top ten nationwide.
Tampico was ranked the safest city in Tamaulipas and one of the ten with the best perception of security nationwide, according to the results of the National Urban Public Security Survey (ENSU) for the first quarter of 2025. The study, conducted by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI), reveals that Tampico residents maintain […]
Mexico: Truck traffic at the Port of Manzanillo increases 14% in March
The Port of Manzanillo, Mexico, recorded a 14% increase compared to the number of trucks received in March. In total, the port recorded the access of 103,804 vehicles. The Port of Manzanillo’s Asipona (Asipona) stated that “the increase in heavy vehicle traffic is a result of the efficiency of port operation processes, which are constantly […]