These are the 2 beaches in Baja California Sur with no sargassum and crystal-clear waters that are ideal to visit in December
The state of Baja California Sur boasts a unique and impressive tourism heritage, ideal for a multi-day vacation or a weekend getaway. This is the case with two beaches in the region that stand out for being free of sargassum. Discover these paradisiacal beaches that offer beautiful landscapes of crystal-clear waters and white sand. These […]
Tabasco, Baja California Sur and Sinaloa, states with the largest increase in homicides in 2024
During 2024, Sinaloa saw increases of over 50 percent in the number of homicides, according to the Homicide Atlas compiled by México Unido Contra la Delincuencia (MUCD) using definitive data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI). Tabasco experienced the largest increase among all states, registering 830 homicides in 2024, a 204 percent […]
DISCOVER THE MOST AUTHENTIC AND SURPRISING ROAD ROUTE IN BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR
For travelers with an adventurous spirit, the northern circuit of Baja California Sur offers one of Mexico’s most exciting and immersive routes. Beginning and ending in the charming coastal town of Loreto—accessible via direct flights from Tijuana—this multi-day tour invites you to discover the region’s unspoiled natural beauty, rich culture, and extraordinary wildlife…at your own […]
Cruise ships revitalize the economy of Mazatlán and its communities
Mazatlán welcomed its 105th and 106th cruise ships of the year this Wednesday with the arrival of the Norwegian Jade and Carnival Panorama. In a press release, it was reported that the Secretary of Tourism for Sinaloa, Mireya Sosa Osuna, toured the port terminal, where she spoke with transportation and tour operators and welcomed the […]
Streets around the Mazatlán Cathedral will be closed for the Guadalupe celebration
In observance of the traditional celebration of the Day of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the Municipal Public Security Secretariat, through its Traffic Sub-Directorate, announces that several streets surrounding the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception will be closed to traffic. Óscar García Peinado, Deputy Director of Municipal Traffic, explained that the traffic operation in the […]
Jalisco surpasses 16,000 missing persons
The State Registry of Missing Persons reports that the state has surpassed the 16,000 mark for missing persons. Following the update on December 10, the registry counts 16,041 cases, maintaining Jalisco’s position as the state with the highest number of disappearances in the nation, with more than 1,000 cases surpassing the State of Mexico. This […]
The Jalisco government intervenes to resolve the dispute between Tequila and José Cuervo
The José Cuervo Fábrica 1800 tequila distillery was placed under guard by state police officers to prevent any risks associated with its production processes. Furthermore, negotiations are currently underway between the Tequila government and the company, with mediation from the Jalisco state government, reported the Secretary General of the Government, Salvador Zamora Zamora. The official […]
Preparations underway in San Miguel de Allende for the 21st International Festival of Writers and Literature
The International Writers and Literature Festival in San Miguel de Allende is preparing to celebrate its 21st edition with a series of surprises and activities, including, for the first time, creative workshops for children and young people, for which registration is now open. After the Guadalajara International Book Fair served as the venue for the […]
The formal sector of the Historic Center supports actions to regulate commerce
Business owners in the Historic Center expressed their support for the measures implemented by the municipality of Querétaro to regulate informal street vending in the area, considering it necessary to maintain equitable conditions for those operating within the formal economy. René Loya Poletti, representative of the Chamber of Commerce in Querétaro, pointed out that established […]