Interior Ministry downplays criticism of Campeche’s boardwalk remodeling plan
The Secretary of Government, Víctor Sarmiento Maldonado, defended the ship project being built by the State Government on the Campeche boardwalk, asserting that it is only one part of a comprehensive plan to rehabilitate this public space and strengthen tourism. It’s worth noting that last month, Adda Solís Peniche, Secretary of Tourism, announced the installation […]
Emergency landing of small plane in Campeche revives money laundering case involving two crew members
Emergency Plane Landing in Campeche Revives Criminal History of Two Passengers The emergency landing of a small aircraft at Playa Norte in Ciudad del Carmen, Campeche, brought renewed attention to the backgrounds of two of its passengers: Costa Rican businessmen Luis Alejandro Giralt Apéstegui and Carlos Chinchilla Jiménez. Both men previously pleaded guilty in the […]
Civil Registry in Yucatán eliminates requirements for divorce and adoptions.
Administrative Procedures Such as Adoption and Administrative Divorce in Yucatán Will Now Require Fewer Documents Administrative procedures such as adoption and administrative divorce will now require fewer documents and must be completed within 30 minutes, according to an agreement published today that modifies 10 procedures carried out by the Civil Registry of Yucatán. According to […]
Costa Mujeres has a new tourism giant.
Quintana Roo Governor Mara Lezama presided over the opening of the St. Regis Costa Mujeres hotel, an ultra-luxury project that bolsters tourism expansion in the Mexican Caribbean. Mara Lezama highlighted the $250 million investment, noting that it reflects investor confidence in the Mexican Caribbean—the “Vacation Capital of the World”—while also creating new jobs and fostering […]
Sargassum threatens lobster season in Quintana Roo; fishermen fear losses.
The lobster season, which begins this Wednesday, could be ruined by the arrival of sargassum—present at unprecedented levels that even alter sea temperatures—warned Baltazar Gómez Catzín, president of the Quintana Roo Fishing Cooperatives Federation. Meanwhile, fishermen stated that their daily catch is at risk of spoiling because docking their boats is often difficult; the seaweed […]
A Taste of Oaxaca: There will be tlayudas, black mole, and many traditional dishes.
Oaxaca Is Bringing Its Culture, Cuisine, and Traditions to Los Pinos Oaxaca is a state rich in biodiversity, making it a national reference for culture and gastronomy. For this reason, the “Oaxaca at Los Pinos” Festival will take place at the Los Pinos Cultural Complex, bringing together music, dance, gastronomy, handicrafts, and cultural expressions from […]
Oaxaca Boosts Connectivity with Flight from Querétaro
The Government of Oaxaca announced the official arrival of the Volaris flight connecting Querétaro and Oaxaca—a route that launched on June 1st and aims to strengthen the state’s air connectivity. The State Secretariat of Tourism (Sectur Oaxaca) highlighted that this new connection is part of a strategy to expand flight options to the state and […]
Bernardo Quintana will be the next site for the train construction work.
Governor Mauricio Kuri González announced that Bernardo Quintana Avenue will be the next strategic location for construction work related to the Mexico-Querétaro train project. The governor explained that work is currently underway in the Corregidora Norte area and that, as the federal project progresses, construction activities will begin on one of the capital’s busiest thoroughfares. […]
Ever since San Miguel was turned into a luxury destination, people think twice before going, but these hotels are still cheap.
Finding good, beautiful, and affordable hotels in San Miguel de Allende is still possible, and here are a few options. San Miguel de Allende, in Guanajuato, has become one of Mexico’s most sought-after destinations thanks to its stunning architecture, as well as its history, culture, and traditions. Over the years, this UNESCO World Heritage city […]