Here’s how to move to Canada, Mexico, or Europe as an American:
Are you considering leaving the US? If so, Canada, Mexico, or Europe might be a good option. According to Jean-François Harvey of Harvey Law Group, there has been an increase in demand for international moves over the past 12 months. There are several ways to move to these countries, depending on your profile and which […]
Where will the zip line at the Mazatlán Lighthouse pass and when will it be inaugurated?
The Mazatlán Port is preparing an exciting attraction: a zip line over the sea, learn the details. The Sinaloan port is ready to present a new attraction that promises to be a thrilling tourist magnet: a zip line that will connect two of the most iconic hills in the region. The idea for this zip […]
Mexican Peso Sees 3-Day High as US Dollar Weakness Boosts Emerging Markets Currency
The Mexican Peso ended the week with a 1% gain, reaching a three-day high against the US Dollar on Friday. The currency’s appreciation came despite mixed US jobs data, which sparked speculation that the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates in September. Wall Street trading was mixed, while the US Dollar staged a slight recovery […]
How Cabo Became the Culinary Epicenter for Chef Collaborations
Cabo San Lucas, Mexico – This sun-kissed haven has long been a favorite among travelers seeking an escape from the ordinary. But beneath its idyllic façade lies a culinary revolution that has transformed the destination into a gastronomic epicenter. In 2024, Cabo welcomed a plethora of Michelin-starred collaborations, food festivals, and innovative partnerships that have […]
Tabasco, fifth place in the national ranking of atrocities: Causa Comun
According to the organization Causa en Común, Tabasco ranks fifth in the national ranking of atrocities, with mutilations being a prominent category. In their “Galería del Horror” (Gallery of Horror), Causa en Común details that during the first five months of the year, a total of 112 acts of barbarism characterized by extreme cruelty have […]
CFE, government of Campeche and Energía Mayakan witness the official start of the expansion of the Energía Mayakan gas pipeline
The official commencement of the Energía Mayakan gas pipeline expansion was witnessed by key stakeholders, including Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE), Energía Mayakan, and representatives from the French Republic. This significant project aims to ensure the transportation of natural gas for energy generation in the Yucatan Peninsula. Cécile Previeu, Global Executive Vice President of ENGIE, […]
QRoo: Port of Costa Maya will suspend operations due to hurricane ‘Beryl’
Shipping companies adjust their itineraries due to impacts on the Caribbean islands The Costa Maya port in Mahahual, Quintana Roo—the second busiest cruise port in Mexico—has announced the suspension of activities on Thursday and Friday due to the presence of Hurricane Beryl. Additionally, cruise companies have adjusted their itineraries in response to the hurricane’s impact […]
The “Magical Mexico”: Inhabitants of Playa del Carmen have organized a whimsical event on Facebook to supposedly divert Hurricane Beryl from reaching Quintana Roo.
The event, created by a woman named Sharon Ceballos, invites Playa del Carmen residents to gather at Parque Fundadores on July 3rd at 6:00 PM. The description humorously suggests that attendees blow hard to alter the hurricane’s course. While this is likely a playful gesture, it’s important to note that even a collective effort of […]
In August, the new Escárcega-Tulum section of the Mayan Train will be inaugurated: AMLO
In August, a new section of the Tren Maya route from Escárcega to Tulum will be inaugurated, and between September 7th and 8th, the entire circuit of this project will be completed, as announced by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. Currently, 16 trains are operational, but it is expected that by the end of his […]