Canada and Puerto Vallarta, more connected than ever! Air Canada announces its 4th direct route.
International tourism confidence in our destination continues to rise. Air Canada has confirmed a significant expansion for the upcoming 2026-2027 winter season, adding Calgary as its new direct route to Puerto Vallarta Airport. With this addition, the leading airline of the maple leaf country will connect Vallarta with four of Canada’s most important cities: Montreal, […]
State Police deploy vehicle inspection operation in Ajijic
On the afternoon of Thursday, January 29, officers from the State Preventive Police led a surveillance operation in the Magical Town of Ajijic. The operation focused on inspecting vehicles, with particular emphasis on those bearing foreign license plates. During the stops, officers requested documentation from drivers to prove the legal status of their vehicles in […]
A new earthquake has been recorded in San Marcos, Guerrero; there have been more than 6,200 aftershocks.
A new earthquake of magnitude 4.2, with its epicenter near the town of San Marcos, Guerrero, was recorded by the sensors of the National Seismological Service in the region. The tremor originated at a depth of 7.2 kilometers (4.5 miles) below the surface, and was felt in regions near the epicenter, with reports even coming […]
Search begins for missing family on the Costa Grande
On Monday, the search began between Petatlán and Tecpan de Galeana for a family of tourists from the state of Puebla who disappeared last week in this area of the Costa Grande region. The missing family consists of a married couple and their two young daughters. It was reported that the family had settled in […]
Hundreds of visitors attended the Mexican Handmade Toy Expo
Around 450 people visited the 2026 Mexican Handmade Toy Expo, organized by the Zacatepec City Council, thanks to the collection of the Mendoza Pastrana family. The expo was held in the municipal auditorium, located next to the City Hall building in the town center. Children, parents, teachers, senior citizen groups, and others participated in the […]
Tlaxcala joins the 2026 National Highway Conservation Program
Tlaxcala has been incorporated into the 2026 National Highway Conservation Program, promoted by the Mexican government, as part of the Central Region, which also includes the states of Mexico, Guerrero, Hidalgo, Morelos, and Puebla. The state’s inclusion is part of a preventative conservation strategy aimed at addressing the highway network before deterioration leads to risks […]
Courtyard crosses in Tlaxcala: stone books of New Spanish syncretism
In the courtyards of old churches and convents in Tlaxcala stand enormous stone crosses, silent yet eloquent witnesses to more than four centuries of history. These are the courtyard crosses, unique monuments from the early colonial period that encapsulate one of the most complex processes in Mexican history: evangelization and the encounter—not always peaceful—between two […]