Los Cabos consolidates luxury tourism: arrivals by private aviation increased by 3%.
The first quarter of 2025 has been positive for Los Cabos in terms of air arrivals. Recently, Los Cabos International Airport reported 2 million passengers, representing growth compared to the same period last year. The most notable segment was private aviation, which brings with it a visitor profile with greater economic benefits. Rodrigo Esponda Cascajares, […]
Passengers on two flights, one of them from Los Cabos, camped out for several hours inside planes in the US.
Passengers on two Delta Airlines flights, one originating from Los Cabos, experienced a prolonged wait inside their aircraft after both flights were diverted to Montgomery Regional Airport, Alabama, on the night of April 10. The diversion was caused by a storm that prevented landing at the destination airport, Atlanta. One of the flights originated from […]
Morelos, Guanajuato, Zacatecas and Edomex, where the most insecurity is perceived
By the fourth quarter of 2024, 61.7 percent of the population aged 18 and over residing in 91 cities considered it unsafe to live in urban areas, according to the National Urban Public Security Survey (ENSU) by INEGI (National Institute of Statistics and Census), reported in the National Public Security Strategy 2024-2030. The document details […]
Solar Panels Offered Free in Mexico’s Hidalgo State: A Breakthrough for Renewable Energy Access
In a groundbreaking initiative to promote access to clean, renewable energy among families, the state government of Hidalgo, Mexico, has launched a program offering free solar panels to eligible residents. The program, which covers 100% of the cost of off-grid photovoltaic systems, aims to strengthen household economies and provide households with electricity through solar power. […]
Mexican Authorities Acknowledge Mistakes After Fugitive’s Deadly Escape
In a rare admission of error, Baja California officials acknowledged that mistakes were made during the deadly shootout with convicted murderer and fugitive César Hernández on April 9. Hernández, who had previously escaped from U.S. custody last year, was able to escape again after a police officer was killed in the Barcelona Residencial neighborhood of […]
Mamitas Beach Saved: Playa del Carmen City Council Stands Firm Against Privatization
The Playa del Carmen municipal government has made it clear that it will not allow the privatization of any beach within its jurisdiction. In an official statement, they emphasized that all projects proposed for the coastal areas must comply with environmental and urban planning regulations. The statement was issued in response to public concern over […]
Fyre Festival 2: Organizers’ Plans for Mexican Resort Town in Jeopardy
A Fyre Festival sequel, which was set to take place at Playa Del Carmen in Mexico, has hit a snag. The festival’s organizers announced Wednesday that the event would no longer be held at the location after its website momentarily posted a message claiming the festival had been postponed. The festival’s promoter, Billy McFarland, told […]
Avianca Ditches Direct Flight to Tulum Amid Route Review
Aviation enthusiasts in Colombia and Mexico will soon lose access to a direct route between Bogotá and Tulum as Avianca announced the suspension of its service starting July 3, 2025. The airline’s last flight on this route will be on July 1. In an effort to optimize its network and meet growing passenger demands, Avianca […]
The Dark Side of Tulum’s Real Estate Boom: A Story of Betrayal and Ruin
Tulum, a coastal town in Mexico known for its stunning beaches and ancient Mayan ruins, has experienced a real estate boom that has left many investors with financial ruin and emotional scars. The story of Akela Development Group, one of the companies at the center of this controversy, is a tale of betrayal and deceit […]