Arco del Tiempo Temporarily Closed Due to Rains; Public Urged to Avoid Risks and Scams
In light of the onset of the rainy season and the presence of cold fronts, the community of Lázaro Cárdenas—in coordination with the National Commission of Natural Protected Areas (CONANP)—has announced the temporary closure of the Arco del Tiempo ecotourism center to safeguard visitor safety. Daniel Ovando Valencia, President of the Chiapas College of Tourist […]
203,000 Mexicans Repatriated: 1 in 5 Went to Chiapas
During this period, 203,685 Mexicans were returned to the country from the United States, 39,441 of whom arrived by air, reported the Secretary of the Interior, Rosa Icela Rodríguez. Tapachula—located on the southern border of Chiapas—operates, alongside Villahermosa, as one of the two airports in the southern part of the country designated to receive repatriation […]
Fonatur Puts Lots in Huatulco Up for Sale; Seeks to Spur New Investments in Oaxaca
The National Fund for Tourism Development (Fonatur) has launched a new public bidding process for the sale of land in Bahías de Huatulco, Oaxaca, with the aim of fostering tourism, commercial, and residential projects in one of the country’s most prominent beach destinations. The call for bids covers various lots situated within the Huatulco Centro […]
10 Houses in Puerto Escondido Where Architecture Complements the Sea
Talking about Puerto Escondido is no longer just about perfect waves, endless sunsets, and beach days. In recent years, this corner of Oaxaca has also become one of the most fascinating destinations for contemporary architecture in Mexico. Surrounded by jungle, the Pacific Ocean, and tropical vegetation, both national and international architecture studios have found the […]
CNTE Mega-Blockade: Which Highways, Tollbooths, and Streets Could Be Blocked Starting May 25
The CNTE Oaxaca 2026 officially confirmed the start of an indefinite work stoppage beginning Monday, May 25, accompanied by mobilizations, sit-ins, and potential road blockades across various regions of the state. The decision was approved by the Section 22 State Assembly following several days of union deliberations. The announcement raised alarms in both Oaxaca and […]
Oaxaca: Protest over the Disappearance of Roxana López, a Triqui Engineer
On May 20, 2026, three months will have passed since the disappearance of engineer Roxana López Martínez, a member of the Triqui community of San Martín Itunyoso. During a protest held in the state capital to demand that she be found alive, various organizations denounced the alarming rate of disappearances among Indigenous women in the […]
Puebla is the fourth state with the highest number of museum visits, but attendance grew by only 0.1%.
Puebla accounted for 4.04% of museum visits nationwide, ranking fourth nationally with 2.1 million visitors. The state of Puebla has solidified its position as the fourth-largest contributor to the flow of visitors across museums in the Mexican Republic. According to metrics from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI), museum venues in Puebla attracted […]
Mexico: Another Blow to Tourism Prestige with 10 Deaths in Puebla
At least 10 people—including a minor—died this Sunday following an armed attack in the municipality of Tehuitzingo, in the state of Puebla, central Mexico; this incident deals yet another blow to Mexico’s reputation as a tourist destination due to its ongoing security issues. The 10 fatalities include six men, three women, and one minor, “who […]
Blockade on Highway 57, SLP–Querétaro section; protesters demand an end to water shortages.
On Monday, May 18, a protest began around noon on Highway 57—near the Ojo de Agua area—staged by residents of La Gotera, Versolilla, Palma, Palo Alto, Jofrito, Jofre, Ojo de Agua, and Rincón. These communities, situated between the states of Querétaro and Guanajuato, are demanding a solution to the severe water shortage they are currently […]