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Sinaloa Cartel Threatens to Kill U.S. Citizens Living in Los Cabos

In a serious escalation of cartel violence, the Sinaloa Cartel (CDS) issued direct threats early Friday morning against American citizens residing in Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo, Mexico. The threats were delivered via two narcomantas—banners commonly used by criminal groups to communicate publicly—hung from a bridge in the Las Veredas neighborhood and […]

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115th Anniversary! Mazatlán Government invites you to participate in the Mexican Revolution parade.

To commemorate the 115th anniversary of the Mexican Revolution, the Government of Mazatlán, through the Patriotic Junta, the Command of the Third Military Region, and the Secretariat of Public Education and Culture (SEPYC), invites you to participate in the Civic and Military Sports Parade on November 20. The objective of this commemoration is to honor […]

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Mazatlán’s seawall experiences a saltwater explosion

The strong waves caused by Hurricane Priscilla invaded the coastal promenade this Wednesday morning, also causing damage to beach restaurants and buildings located along the beachfront. At the same time, people on the boardwalk took advantage of this situation to take selfies and videos. Municipal Civil Protection Coordinator Óscar Roberto Osuna Tirado announced that between […]

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Living and investing in a Magical Town: A bet that gains value

Investing in a home in a Magical Town combines the appeal of tourism with the potential for significant capital gains. Places like San Miguel de Allende, Tepoztlán, or Atlixco offer charming, affordable options with a growing quality of life. Atlixco, a tourist gem with real estate potential. Owning a home in a Magical Town is […]

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Fall Festival in Guadalajara — the perfect weekend plan with pumpkins, music, and a cozy atmosphere

If you, like us, are a fan of all things fall, then you have to check out Guadalajara’s small fall festival at Casa Nido. This botanical interior design brand set up a mini pumpkin patch with several photo ops. It will also feature pumpkin-painting workshops, seasonal drinks, and tons of fall decor that you’ll love. […]

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Unlikely intercity train to pass through San Miguel de Allende

The mayor of San Miguel de Allende, Mauricio Trejo Pureco, rather than being in favor or against a supposed modification to the Apaseo el Grande-Irapuato intercity train project proposed by the Federal Government, said that the possibility of its passage through San Miguel could affect the heritage city’s qualities. All megaprojects need a parallel strategy […]

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Guanajuato’s Day of the Dead Festival will feature the Chinese district of Fengdu as its guest.

The capital is an emblematic celebration that represents a cultural experience, where history, art, traditions, and spirituality intertwine to honor departed loved ones and at the same time celebrate life with color, music, and mysticism. This festival, which will celebrate its seventh edition in 2025, with guests from Fengdu, China, as well as San Luis […]

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12% of travel agencies in Querétaro are in an irregular situation.

In the state of Querétaro, 12 percent of travel agencies are unregulated, either because they lack operating licenses or because they are not located in an established location. This has led to some cases of fraud against people seeking these services, said Adriana Meza Argaluza, a representative and president of the Tourism Commission in the […]

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Economic impact from romance tourism grows in Querétaro

Last year, romance tourism generated an economic impact of 5.4 billion pesos in Querétaro, stated the state’s Secretary of Tourism, Adriana Vega Vázquez Mellado. This impact represented an 80% increase compared to the previous period, she noted when reporting figures corresponding to the fourth year of the state administration. Querétaro is the destination for 3,000 […]