Ensenada: The Leading Cruise Destination in the Mexican Pacific
Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila highlighted the strengthening of tourism in Baja California, noting its consolidation as an internationally competitive destination—a status in which the Port of Ensenada stands out as the leading cruise ship hub on the Mexican Pacific coast. During the first four months of 2026, a 28.6 percent increase in cruise passengers […]
With over 5,000 runners, the 2026 Ensenada FlashLyte International Half Marathon is celebrated.
Amidst an atmosphere of festivity, local pride, and fierce athletic competition, the 23rd Annual Ensenada FlashLyte International Half Marathon took place. The awards ceremony was presided over by the municipal mayor, Claudia Agatón, who honored the standout athletes of this year’s edition—an event held as part of the celebrations marking the 144th anniversary of Ensenada’s […]
Spanish Hoteliers Can’t Compete with Los Cabos
The Spanish hotel chain Iberostar has seen its expansion project in Los Cabos—one of Mexico’s most exclusive tourist destinations and a frequent retreat for American millionaires—stall due to conflicts with residents and disputes regarding public access to the beaches. Although Mexico represents one of the most profitable markets for Spanish hotel chains, the Mallorca-based firm […]
Environmentalists mobilize in Los Cabos to defend the Gulf of California against fossil fuel energy projects.
On Sunday, May 17, environmental organizations, activists, and service providers in Los Cabos carried out outreach activities and documentary screenings to raise awareness regarding the potential environmental impacts associated with the Internal Combustion Power Plant project slated for construction in Cabo San Lucas; they also gathered signatures to support claims regarding inconsistencies detected in the […]
Users Protest Against CFE in Guasave and Mazatlán; Demand Review of Excessive Charges
In the cities of Guasave and Mazatlán, complaints regarding excessive electricity rates have prompted groups of users to stage protests at the Commission’s offices in Mazatlán, demanding a review of charges and threatening to block work crews from leaving to carry out residential service disconnections. Just four days ago, electricity users—angered by the high charges […]
Bodies found in southern Mazatlán could be those of women abducted from a shopping center: Deputy Prosecutor
There is a possibility that the female human remains discovered between Saturday and Sunday in the vicinity of El Castillo could belong to the two women who were abducted from a shopping center on the night of November 19, stated Isaac Aguayo Roacho, the Deputy Prosecutor for the State’s Southern Zone. However, he clarified that […]
Mazatlán Leads in Tourism with 84% Hotel Occupancy
The port city of Mazatlán reaffirmed its status as a leading national tourist destination by recording an 84 percent hotel occupancy rate during the recent weekend, coinciding with Teachers’ Day celebrations. Sinaloa’s Secretary of Tourism, Mireya Sosa Osuna, noted that Mazatlán continues to solidify its position as one of the favorite vacation spots for domestic […]
Guanajuato Ranks Third for Most-Visited Museums
During 2025, museums in Mexico recorded an influx of 52.2 million visitors, representing an increase of 0.6 million people compared to 2024. This is revealed in the most recent Museum Statistics report presented by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI). Attendance was concentrated in three states, which collectively accounted for 63.2% of the […]
San Miguel de Allende: Allende Dam Will Continue to Face Water Hyacinths Due to Pollution from the Laja River
The Municipal President of San Miguel de Allende, Mauricio Trejo Pureco, noted that—despite the efforts undertaken by the three levels of government at the Allende Dam—they are barely managing to win the battle regarding the containment of the water hyacinth. He explained that eradicating the infestation will require additional machinery, resources, and manpower, as well […]