The first stone of the new Convention Center has been laid; it will be ready in 2027 in Villahermosa
On the afternoon of Monday, February 2, 2026, Governor Javier May Rodríguez led the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Villahermosa Convention Center. The project, which represents an investment of 2 billion pesos, is part of the Villahermosa 2030 initiative and is scheduled for completion in December 2027, generating 1,500 direct and indirect jobs. The event […]
La Cacaotera Regional Museum in Villahermosa
The La Cacaotera Regional Museum is located in Villahermosa, in the state of Tabasco, Mexico’s main cacao-producing region. Its purpose is to promote learning about and disseminating cacao culture, highlighting its historical, productive, and cultural value. The project was spearheaded by the Ministry of Agrarian, Territorial, and Urban Development (SEDATU) and was developed after the […]
Uber and DiDi are taking advantage of the lack of transportation in Puebla: they are raising prices.
Due to the lack of public transportation in Puebla—caused by non-compliance with vehicle registration renewal requirements—apps like Uber and DiDi made a killing. From the early hours, workers, mothers, and students returning to classes this Tuesday, February 10, suffered the effects of the work stoppage by various routes, at least in the metropolitan area. This […]
Puebla consolidates its international positioning with historic results at FITUR 2026
With resounding success, Puebla strengthened its international standing, expanded destination promotion, and consolidated strategic alliances during its participation in the 2026 International Tourism Fair (FITUR), stated Governor Alejandro Armenta. He noted that the state government showcased Puebla’s talents, such as the traditional cooks and mezcal masters who attended FITUR as part of a delegation of […]
Mexico City unleashes its full cultural potential during art week
Mexico City is in vogue, and anyone who has strolled its streets since the pandemic has witnessed it firsthand. The Mexican capital is experiencing a moment of splendor that places it at the forefront of the continent and, increasingly, the international scene. It’s not just the pre-Hispanic heritage or the gastronomy; the future of contemporary […]
Chinese New Year: What time is the dragon parade in Mexico City?
Mexico City is preparing to welcome the 2026 Chinese New Year with a vibrant parade of dragons and lions in the Historic Center. This event is organized by the National Museum of World Cultures, which will also be the starting point for the festivities. But that’s not all: if you want to know the full […]
Mérida, Kanasín and Progreso ready for the big party
In the case of Mérida, Carnival 2026 will take place under the theme “Circo Carnaval”, a visual and artistic proposal that is committed to fantasy, color and family entertainment. The 2026 carnival season in Yucatan is shaping up to be one of the most intense, long, and ambitious in recent years. Mérida, Kanasín and Progreso, considered the three most […]
Neither tourists nor guides: this is the place in Mérida that an influencer calls “the best bite”
A gastronomic content creator focused on a place in Mérida that started as a street stall. When talking about food in Merida, the conversation usually revolves around well-known restaurants or classic sightseeing tours. However, the gastronomic influencer Soy el Arturito claimed to have found “the best bite” away from the usual circuits. It is Wayane, a place that was born […]
Growth Without a city? Urban expansion in Mérida
Mérida expands. It is enough to drive a few minutes in any direction to come across new subdivisions, private and developments that promise modernity and well-being. However, it is clear that growth does not always equate to building a better city. In the last two decades, the urban sprawl of Mérida has doubled, from just […]