Chaos in Mexico City November 13 and 14: Strike and blockades by the CNTE
The National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE) announced a 48-hour national strike this Thursday, November 13, and Friday, November 14, which will also include road blockades and demonstrations at various points in Mexico City (CDMX). CNTE Secretary Pedro Hernández stated that the action was taken primarily due to non-compliance with the 2007 ISSSTE pension system […]
Tulum: Restaurants and shops go bankrupt after the worst days in years
The city of Tulum continues to experience a deep recession caused by the drastic decrease in foreign visitors in recent months. The decline in tourism has led to the closure of iconic businesses or changes in their hours due to the lack of customers. October became the most difficult month in many years for businesses […]
The hidden horror of Cancun
Mexican authorities discovered a clandestine cemetery near a Caribbean resort in Cancún, where the remains of at least 16 people were found. The site is located in the town of Leona Vicario, 42 km west of Cancún, reported Quintana Roo Attorney General Raciel López Salazar. He added that five points of “forensic interest” remain to […]
Flights from Puerto Vallarta to England will not resume until at least 2027.
Direct flights from England to Puerto Vallarta operated by TUI will not resume in the short term, a fact reaffirmed at the World Travel Market 2025 in London, where the state of Jalisco participated. While Jalisco received 13,496 visitors from Europe in 2024, 24 percent of whom came from the British market, flights to Puerto […]
Hotels in Los Cabos complain that street vending could damage the destination’s image
The increase in unlicensed street vendors in the main tourist areas of Los Cabos has generated concern among hotels, established businesses, and business associations. According to Lilzi Orci Fregoso, executive president of the Los Cabos Hotel Association (AHLC), the constant presence of these vendors has caused discomfort among guests and tourists, who have reported annoyance […]
Five must-see museums to discover in Mérida
The Yucatecan capital is much more than colonial architecture and gastronomy: its cultural offerings include a vast network of museums that reflect the region’s rich history, art, and science. From spaces dedicated to the Mayan civilization to contemporary art venues, Mérida offers unique experiences for all tastes. Below is a selection of five representative museums […]
What is the average temperature in Mérida?
The type of climate in a given region is determined by various conditions, including altitude, latitude, topography, distance from the sea, and ocean currents. These factors influence what is known as “weather,” which in turn relies on other elements such as temperature, pressure, wind, humidity, and precipitation to describe the atmospheric conditions in a location […]
100 Mexican Wines Festival
If you’re a wine lover, this is the event you need to mark on your calendar! The festival is returning to Querétaro to celebrate its 15th edition in 2026, solidifying its position as the largest and most important showcase of Mexican wine production. On February 28th and March 1st, 2026, get ready for a full […]
Worldwide recognition: Waldorf Astoria San Miguel de Allende, an example of excellence in hospitality
Mexican excellence in the real estate and hospitality sectors has been showcased on the international stage. The iconic Waldorf Astoria in San Miguel de Allende was awarded third place in the prestigious “Hospitality Project of the Year” category during the 2025 GRI Global Awards ceremony, organized by the GRI Institute in Abu Dhabi. The ceremony, […]