Oxtankah Archaeological Zone in Quintana Roo Reopens to the Public
The Oxtankah archaeological zone, located north of Calderitas, will reopen to tourists on Monday, November 25, 2024, following the completion of preservation works. This site, known for its beautiful colonial-style church, has been part of the Archaeological Zone Improvement Program (Promeza). Preservation and Updates The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) confirmed the reopening, […]
Campeche Strengthens Its Role as a Premier Meeting Tourism Destination
The Campeche XXI International Convention and Exhibition Center has received the prestigious Global Competitiveness Certificate from PCO Meetings Mexico, positioning Campeche as a leading venue for meeting tourism both nationally and internationally. This certification is held by only five venues in the entire country. Recognition and Impact The security and hospitality of Campeche have been […]
Campeche Celebrates 15 Years of Service to Pilgrims: Over 10,000 Visitors Expected
In 2024, Campeche marks 15 years of dedicated service to pilgrims arriving for the patron saint festivities of the Virgin of Guadalupe. The event is expected to draw up to 10,000 visitors, and citizens are encouraged to donate food and drinks to support the pilgrims. Service and Support The service post will be set up […]
The 4 cheapest and most beautiful municipalities to live in Sonora, according to AI
Sonora is one of the largest entities in Mexico, within its extensive territory it is possible to find several towns that stand out for the housing opportunities that exist. However, artificial intelligence (AI) has helped us summarize which are the cheapest and most beautiful municipalities to live in within the entity so that those interested […]
Mérida to Become a Cultural Showcase with La Víspera and La Noche Blanca
Local authorities have announced new details for the 2024 edition of La Víspera and La Noche Blanca, set to take place on Friday, November 29, and Saturday, November 30. The event will feature 500 local, national, and international artists and over 300 activities, transforming Mérida into a vibrant cultural showcase. Event Highlights The festivities will […]
The United States steals rain from the Sonoran desert
Rainfall in the great Altar desert has decreased in recent years, putting the region’s wildlife at risk. The reason, beyond climate change, could be the United States and the silver iodide that diverts the clouds to the north, without the Mexican authorities doing anything about it One day in 2020, while Federico Godínez was camping […]
Tourists in Zihuatanejo Struggle to Retrieve Seized Vehicles
Tourists and residents in Zihuatanejo are facing difficulties retrieving their vehicles seized by traffic police for carrying provisional plates issued by the Unión Democrática Campesina (UDC). Despite attempts to pay the imposed fines, authorities have refused to accept payments or return the vehicles, leaving owners uncertain about their whereabouts. Pilar Paleo Méndez, a tourist from […]
The war in the Sinaloa Cartel spills over from Culiacán and hits Mazatlán
The internal battle of the Sinaloa Cartel, unleashed by the surrender of Ismael el Mayo Zambada to the United States by Joaquín Guzmán, son of El Chapo, has surpassed the levels that the state suffered in 2008, when Guzmán Loaera’s group, supported by Mayo Zambada himself, clashed with the faction of the brothers Arturo, Carlos, […]
Blockade Halts Yucatecan Pilgrims’ Journey to San Cristóbal de las Casas
Four young pilgrims from Tenabo, Yucatán, were unable to fulfill their religious promise to begin their pilgrimage with the lighting of the torch in San Cristóbal de las Casas due to a blockade at the entrance to the Agua Azul tourist center. The blockade resulted from a conflict over the appointment of the Bachajón ejido […]