Isla Mujeres receives Queer Destinations inclusive certification
Isla Mujeres was awarded the Queer Destinations certification for its commitment to inclusion, diversity, and respect for human rights. The award was presented during the 2026 International Tourism Fair (FITUR), held in Madrid, Spain, within the Mexican Caribbean Pavilion, the Municipal Government reported. This accreditation positions the destination as one of the first municipalities in […]
They support and strengthen the international projection of Isla Mujeres
The tourist destination of Isla Mujeres received the support of the Mexican Secretary of Tourism, Josefina Rodríguez Zamora, for its international campaign, “Paradise with Heart.” The strategy strengthens the presence and positioning of the vacation destination worldwide, within the framework of the 2026 International Tourism Fair (FITUR). During her visit to the Mexican Caribbean pavilion, […]
Greenpeace warns of environmental damage to Cozumel from a beach club project
Greenpeace has warned of the irreversible environmental damage that the $65 million Royal Beach Club project will cause in Cozumel. The project is currently undergoing environmental assessment by the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat). The environmental organization points out that this beach club aims to concentrate 1.4 million tourists annually on just 17 […]
Cozumel announces its Gastronomic Festival with coconut as the star attraction
At FITUR 2026, Quintana Roo authorities confirmed that the gastronomic event will seek to promote local talent and strengthen culinary tourism on the island. Within the framework of the International Tourism Fair (FITUR) 2026, held in Madrid, Spain, the Governor of Quintana Roo, Mara Lezama Espinosa, and the Mayor of Cozumel, José Luis Chacón, officially […]
Abandoned mothers searching for their loved ones in Yucatán
The Yucatán Searching Families Collective lacks tools such as rods, picks, shovels, and machetes to conduct field searches for missing persons. Its members do not have the financial resources to acquire them, nor to travel independently and assist others in their search efforts. “We don’t have the resources to search for our loved ones. We […]
Yucatán enters UN Astrotourism Guide
Yucatán continues to achieve success at the 2026 International Tourism Fair (Fitur) in Madrid, Spain, having been recognized as one of the flagship destinations in the Guide for the Development of Astrotourism, published by the United Nations (UN) and the Starlight Foundation. A press release stated that the Guide compiles examples of astrotourism from all […]
Nudism seeks to come out of the closet in Xalapa
Something’s stirring in Xalapa, and it’s not the traffic. The emergence of the so-called Xalapa Nudist Biosphere Community has begun to attract attention on social media. This group, operating on the X platform, openly promotes nudism in the Veracruz capital and throughout the state. Under the motto “Return to nature. Understand nature. Care for nature. […]
Record heat in Veracruz: Xalapa reaches almost 30 degrees and Orizaba breaks the 1961 record
This Sunday, January 25th, will be etched in the state’s meteorological records as one of the hottest for the first month of the year. According to the official report from Conagua meteorologist Jessica Iveth Luna Lagunes, a mass of warm air caused temperatures to rise dramatically, surprising mainly the mountainous regions. In the state capital, […]
Tamaulipas will have a new Anti-Corruption Prosecutor
This Monday, the Tamaulipas Congress will hold a crucial session in the fight against corruption, as it decides who will head the Specialized Prosecutor’s Office for Combating Corruption, one of the most sensitive and strategic positions within the state apparatus. After weeks of analysis, interviews, and technical screening, the local legislators will reach the decisive […]