Airbnb adds 770 listings in six months in Mexico City; the Urban Memorial Project documents the eviction and displacement processes that make this possible. Yes: every two days, at least three entire homes disappear from the traditional rental market in the capital to become temporary accommodations. In just six months, and on the eve of […]
Will the Mexico City Metro close? A workers’ protest is coming
Take note! Mexico City Metro workers have confirmed an upcoming protest as part of their demands. The National Union of Workers of the Collective Transportation System released a statement this Friday, February 27, 2028, calling for the protest. In a letter addressed to the Head of Government of Mexico City, Clara Brugada, the Metro workers’ […]
The small town near Mexico City that charms visitors with its miner’s enchiladas: ideal to visit in March 2026
Domestic tourism in Mexico is experiencing a steady boom, especially when it comes to weekend getaways from the capital. Just a few hours from Mexico City (CDMX) are destinations that combine history, architecture, and a culinary scene that captivates from the first bite. One of them is San Miguel de Allende, a small town in […]
Buses from Mexico City to Querétaro canceled due to blockades
The Primera Plus bus line announced the cancellation of some of its services until further notice, including trips on the Mexico City–Querétaro route, due to circumstances beyond its control. Through its official channels, the company urged passengers to stay informed and, if they have a scheduled departure, to go to the ticket counters for information […]
Progress on trains announced: Mexico City-AIFA airport will begin operations before Easter.
The federal government reported progress in the construction of the new passenger trains that will connect the central and northern parts of the country, with the goal of beginning operations on some sections before 2027 and consolidating a rail network with speeds of up to 200 kilometers per hour. President Claudia Sheinbaum announced this Thursday […]
Weekend getaway: 5 destinations and activities near Mexico City
Kite Festival in the Magical Town of Tequisquiapan Beyond wine and cheese, the skies of the magical town of Tequisquiapan (about 2 hours and 45 minutes from Mexico City) will be filled with kites this weekend for the Kite Festival. In the expansive green spaces of Cava Bocanegra, you can fly your own kite or […]
What is Mixue? The Chinese ice cream chain with endless lines in downtown Mexico City
It seems Starbucks and other businesses now have a rival… The Chinese chain Mixue, specializing in soft-serve ice cream and tapioca drinks, opened its first branch in Mexico City’s Historic Center with a menu starting at 8 pesos and a franchise model that aims to expand throughout the country. The first branch in Mexico is […]
The Mexico City restaurant among the clouds where you can dine on sushi with a view of Chapultepec Forest
Moments around the table become truly memorable when, in addition to delicious food, you can enjoy beautiful surroundings and a breathtaking view. This restaurant is proof of that, as it will charm you with its Asian cuisine and its view of Chapultepec Forest. Located on Paseo de la Reforma, Ling Ling is a restaurant where […]
The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation and housing rentals in Mexico City
The inflation rate will be key for everyone who owns a rental property; that’s right, they will surely demand that the official figure, as in previous decades, exceeds double digits or more, and that the Bank of Mexico (Banxico) never meet its target of keeping inflation at 3 percent, with a margin of one percentage […]
Environmental emergency in Mexico City and the State of Mexico: this is how the “Hoy No Circula” program applies this Monday, February 16th
The Megalopolis Environmental Commission (CAMe) activated Phase 1 of the Ozone Environmental Contingency Plan in the Metropolitan Area of the Valley of Mexico (ZMVM) after maximum ozone concentrations of 158 and 157 parts per billion (ppb) were recorded at the Ajusco Medio and Center for Atmospheric Sciences (CCA) monitoring stations, located in the Tlalpan and […]