The Magical Town of Quintana Roo, where the most beautiful hotel is located, is known by almost no one, according to AI.
When thinking about Mexican destinations with the most beautiful beaches, Quintana Roo is always among the top choices. And it’s no wonder, as it boasts a Pueblo Mágico (Magical Town) that’s perfect for an unforgettable trip, as it also offers accommodations that are not yet overcrowded and very comfortable. This destination is Bacalar, which, while […]
The ghost clowns in Yucatán
Although there are fondly remembered clowns in Yucatán, such as the popular Pepillín, there are also stories that send shivers down your spine. Among them is that of the ghost clown of Ticul, a tale that over the years has become one of the most haunting legends in the southern part of the state. According […]
The Mexican Textile Art Meeting comes to Yucatán for the first time.
The Original Mexican Textile Art Gathering arrived in Yucatán for the first time, bringing together 300 artisans from 26 states, representing 24 languages and indigenous peoples, in a celebration of creativity, identity, and collective work. From October 16 to 19, visitors of all ages can visit the exhibition, where they will find textiles, jewelry, and […]
Fines for fishing? These are the four new protected beaches in Yucatán, Colima, and Baja California Sur.
The National Aquaculture and Fisheries Commission (Conapesca), a department of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (Agriculture), complied with the fishing sector’s requests for the conservation of this economically important resource. At the beginning of the last four months of 2025, four new Temporary Partial Fishing Refuge Zone (ZRP) Agreements were published in Yucatán, […]
Neighborhoods will be left without water in San Cristóbal de Las Casas
Several neighborhoods and subdivisions in the northern part of San Cristóbal de Las Casas will be without water service to their homes due to maintenance work being carried out by the authorities on the “Convivencia Infantil” deep well. The Municipal Drinking Water System (Sapam) informed users of the temporary suspension of the service through a […]
More than 20,000 march in Chiapas to demand justice for the murder of Father Marcelo Pérez.
More than 20,000 people marched this Monday in Chiapas, in memory of Catholic priest Marcelo Pérez Pérez, murdered a year ago, to demand full justice and punishment for the masterminds of a crime that shook the border state amid the country’s ongoing violence. Amid chants such as: “What do we want? Justice for Father Marcelo!” […]
Traditional Alfeñique Fair opens in San Miguel de Allende
This celebration preserves the roots and identity of San Miguel through its traditional sweets and the warmth of its people. On behalf of Mayor Mauricio Trejo, Councilman Rafael Torres shared a message of support and recognition from the Municipal Government to the families who produce this sweet tradition. “I am very happy to see that […]
Americans protest against Donald Trump at the consulate in San Miguel de Allende.
More than 200 U.S. citizens residing in San Miguel de Allende expressed their condemnation of the growing authoritarianism and human rights abuses of the Donald Trump administration at a protest called “No Kings 2.0” held in front of the city’s consular office. Holding signs and wearing T-shirts alluding to the movement, the U.S. residents expressed […]
Culture and tourism unite for inclusion in Querétaro
With the goal of promoting accessibility and strengthening inclusion in the state’s tourism offering, the heads of the Ministry of Tourism (SECTUR) and the Ministry of Culture (SECULT), Adriana Vega Vázquez Mellado and Ana Paola López Birláin, presented the program “Culture and Tourism without Barriers: Inclusive Perspectives,” which includes the publication of the first inclusive […]