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Cocaine Worth $240K Seized from Car on Mexico-U.S. Bridge

U.S. border patrol agents have seized a massive haul of cocaine worth over $240,000 from a vehicle attempting to cross the Anzalduas International Bridge between Mission, Texas, and Reynosa, Mexico. On Friday, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at the bridge stopped a Ford pickup truck for further inspection after a CBP officer referred it […]

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I had my $80,000 dream wedding in Mexico – including $3,000 on fireworks

Misaki Hajimirsadeghi and her husband Amir, both 29, spent their life savings to have the perfect destination wedding at the Nobu Hotel, Los Cabos, Mexico. The couple saved up $100,000 for the big day, which was attended by 75 guests who stayed at the hotel. The total cost of the wedding came out to be […]

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CFE: This is your emergency plan in Yucatán, Campeche and Quintana Roo in the face of Hurricane Beryl

The Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) has revealed part of its emergency plan to address Hurricane Beryl, particularly in the states of Yucatán, Campeche, and Quintana Roo. The CFE has dispatched over two thousand electric workers, cranes, vehicles, emergency power plants, and even helicopters to strategic locations in these states in anticipation of Hurricane Beryl’s arrival. […]

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Hoteliers in Playa del Carmen are reporting losses and cancellations due to the uncertainty surrounding Hurricane Beryl.

Offner Arjona, the president of small hotels in Playa del Carmen, shared that they had high expectations for July due to vacation season. However, with the hurricane’s approach, small hotels have been receiving emails and calls from guests either postponing or canceling reservations. This situation is expected to continue until August. While Acapulco recently dealt […]

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The intense rains in the Mexican Caribbean open more than 10 freshwater springs in the Riviera Maya

The intense rains in the Mexican Caribbean have opened more than 10 freshwater springs, known as “ojos de agua,” along the Riviera Maya. These natural phenomena result from rainwater filtering through underground rivers and emerging as freshwater springs on the coast. Most of these springs have appeared near the popular tourist destination of Playa del […]

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Tulum: Air Canada will land in December from Quebec

Air Canada has announced that it will launch new weekly flights from Quebec City to Tulum, the newest airport in Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, starting on December 13, 2024, pending government approval. The airline will also resume non-stop services from Quebec City to popular sunny destinations for the winter 2024-25 season, including Orlando, Fort Lauderdale, Punta […]

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Air Bridge Prepared in Yucatán for Hurricane Beryl

The Mérida airport will serve as an alternative to Cancún due to the passage of Hurricane Beryl. The Mérida airport will act as an alternative air bridge for Quintana Roo. Additionally, 1,170 temporary shelters have been set up in the state, and even the Hotel Association is preparing to receive tourists from Cancún who feel […]

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Topolobampo Fest 2024; gastronomy, music and lots of fun; find out all the details

What to do at the Topolobampo Fest At this great festival, visitors will be able to enjoy a musical stage, commercial stands, as well as the traditional gastronomic contest, in which the winners of each category will be awarded 15 thousand pesos. Héctor Emanuel Ibarra Flores, Secretary of Economic Development, highlighted that this event is […]

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Indigenous people denounce non-compliance with works in Costa Chica, Guerrero

Ñuu Savi and Me Phaa indigenous people from communities in San Luis Acatlán, on the Costa Chica of Guerrero, denounced that the three levels of government failed to pave 54 kilometers of road. “We have been demanding the work for 15 years,” said Jesús Plácido Galindo, a member of the leadership of the Indigenous and […]