North wind event traps tourists in Veracruz; rescue video
Civil Protection and rescue personnel carried out operations to safeguard several tourists who were stranded due to strong gusts of wind caused by the northerly wind event in Veracruz. The visitors were enjoying recreational activities when the weather changed abruptly, with intense winds and heavy swells preventing their safe return. The tourists entered the Marina […]
A celebration with roots and heart in Tabasco
Representatives of the 2026 Tabasco Fair invite everyone to celebrate culture and support a noble cause. With enthusiasm and deep love for their roots, the 17 representatives of the 2026 Tabasco Fair extended an open invitation to the public to join “Proudly Tabascan,” an event that seeks to celebrate the state’s cultural identity through its […]
Campeche, Sonora and Colima: the states where the most women manage to buy their own home
Campeche, Sonora, and Yucatán have the highest percentages of women homeowners nationwide, with rates of 23%, 22%, and 21%, respectively. According to the 2025 States Under a Gender Lens report, published by the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness (IMCO), this proportion is above the national average of 16%; however, it still reflects the inequality in housing […]
Tourists in Calakmul (Campeche) denounce unfair competition fostered by the 4T
Since 2024, hotels in Calakmul have been removed from Booking.com, a leading travel platform that allows users to search, compare, and book accommodations from abroad. This has had serious consequences for local businesses, whose investments are on the verge of collapse because they have been excluded from the market. The root of this serious problem […]
“There is more sargassum than ever before,” and it is unknown which days it will be present and which it won’t.
This year, with the increase in sargassum, businesses in Quintana Roo are being hit harder, as the daily beach cleanup by hotels is costing them roughly the same as their electricity bill, according to the Tulum Hotel Association. Hoteliers in the area estimate that they spend up to $150 million annually on sargassum cleanup, since […]
If you don’t want to go to Tulum, these other beaches in Yucatán also have calm waves and delicious food.
It’s not just the Riviera Maya and the Mexican Caribbean: the entire peninsula boasts incredible beaches worth exploring. With all this beauty, tranquility, and good vibes, it would be a shame to limit ourselves to just a couple of destinations, however beautiful they may be—and yes, perhaps we are talking about Tulum, Cancún, and Playa […]
Cancun positions itself in sports tourism; more than 10,000 athletes gathered over the weekend
More than 10,000 athletes from 16 countries participated in the HYROX Cancun 2026 international fitness racing competition, held from March 13 to 15 at the Malecón Tajamar boardwalk, with an estimated attendance of over 30,000 people, including competitors, companions, and spectators. The event was inaugurated by the Governor of Quintana Roo, Mara Lezama, and the […]
The 2026 Banking Convention will bring together leaders of the financial system in Cancun.
Under the slogan “Innovating Banking, Building the Future,” the 2026 Banking Convention will be held from March 18 to 20 in Cancún, Quintana Roo, as the country’s leading economic and financial forum to analyze the challenges facing the banking system in a global environment marked by digitalization, production relocation, and geopolitical volatility. The opening ceremony […]
Yucatán plans a new charter flight from Medellín this year
Yucatán concluded its participation in the “Anato Colombia 2026” Tourism Showcase with encouraging results that promise to strengthen the tourism industry in the state. A charter flight connecting Medellín with Mérida is projected to begin operations in the second half of the year, boosting the arrival of international visitors. The head of the Ministry of […]