Posters with missing persons’ records flood downtown Mazatlán.
Due to citizen exhaustion over the lack of response from state and municipal authorities, downtown Mazatlán has been flooded with posters, stickers, and missing persons’ information sheets, which families have posted in the hope of finding some clue about their whereabouts. A year after violence and insecurity in Sinaloa increased due to the war between […]
From Mazatlán to Chepe: the Sinaloa Train will connect world-class destinations
The Sinaloa Train is projected as a landmark project that will integrate Sinaloa with world-class tourism corridors. It is currently in the planning stage by Fonatur, explained Codesin General Director Mercedes Dorado Beltrán, noting that it is undoubtedly emerging as a strategic project for connectivity and tourism development in the region, projecting a connection between […]
Sectur seeks to position Mazatlán as an attractive winter destination for Canadians.
Mazatlán was part of the Vancouver International Travel Expo 2025, a fair held in Canada that brings together consumers and tourism professionals. The state Secretary of Tourism, Mireya Sosa Osuna, noted that in its eighth edition, more than 200 international exhibitors participated, including cruise companies, airlines, hotels, tour operators, and travel agencies. “Participating in the […]
Mother and daughter are shot dead after attending the Cry of Independence in Oaxaca; an 11-year-old girl is injured.
Two women, ages 59 and 33, were shot to death on the night of September 15 in the Yetla de Juárez agency, in the municipality of Santo Domingo Tonalá. The crime, which occurred in the Mixteca region of Oaxaca, also left an 11-year-old girl injured. The Oaxaca Prosecutor’s Office reported at noon this Tuesday that […]
Nearly 4,000 rooms in Cancun close for low season
The low season is leading to temporary room closures in the Mexican Caribbean. In Cancún alone, 3,109 rooms have been reported closed for renovations. Added to this are another 296 in the city’s mainland, another 143 in Puerto Morelos, and another 424 on the mainland of Isla Mujeres. That means 3,972 rooms have now been […]
Employees of new hotels in Cancun are left without public transportation.
More than 5,000 hotel workers in Cancún are left without public transportation starting at kilometer 20 of Kukulcán Boulevard, following the construction of new accommodation centers in the third section of the hotel zone. This was announced by Miguel Ángel Lemus Mateos, president of the Quintana Roo Real Estate Developers Association: “From kilometer 20 to […]
Tragedy in Cancun: 7 dead in accident, including a couple celebrating their anniversary with their two babies.
A devastating car accident left seven people dead, including a family from Monterrey, Nuevo León. The accident occurred on the morning of September 16, the couple’s wedding anniversary. According to traffic authorities and the Quintana Roo Prosecutor’s Office, the crash occurred on Luis Donaldo Colosio Boulevard when the driver of a Mitsubishi pickup truck lost […]
José Antonio “N”, the alleged perpetrator of the crash that caused the death of a family in Cancún, has been arrested.
José Antonio “N” was arrested after being released from the General Hospital, after being identified as the alleged perpetrator of the crash that left seven people dead in Cancún, Quintana Roo, including a Monterrey family with two minors. According to the State Attorney General’s Office, the man will face charges of negligent homicide after allegedly […]
Death threat against officer shakes the Prosecutor’s Office in Mexicali
The Narcomanda That Set Off the Alarm in Mexicali This Sunday morning, Mexicali woke up to a disturbing scene that put Baja California’s security forces on alert. A banner containing direct death threats against a ministerial agent appeared hanging from a pedestrian bridge located at the intersection of Río Nuevo and the Independencia Causeway. The […]