Millions in fines and jail time warned for clandestine wells in Durango

The National Water Commission (Conagua) in Durango warned that producers operating clandestine agricultural wells could face fines of up to five million pesos, according to the new national water legislation; two cases have already been detected. Roberto Delgado Gallegos, director of Conagua in the state, reported that the 2026 well inspection program has begun, aiming […]

Road blockades slow the arrival of tourists to Durango

The weekend of drug cartel roadblocks and violence in various parts of the country temporarily impacted Durango’s tourism sector, primarily affecting ground transportation, reported the Secretary of Tourism, Elisa Haro Ruiz. She also detailed that if the current situation persists, hotel occupancy during Holy Week could decrease by 10 to 15 percent compared to last […]

5 municipalities in Durango that you should visit during the Easter holidays

In Durango, you’ll find cathedrals and colonial architecture, charming towns, mountain forests, semi-desert landscapes, and delicious regional cuisine. In the northwest region of Mexico, Durango has become a favorite tourist destination for the holiday season, especially during Holy Week, as its municipalities reflect the history, culture, and natural landscapes characteristic of the state. If you’re […]

WTC Durango and Sedeco promote exports from Durango companies

As part of the joint work agenda established last year through a collaboration agreement, the World Trade Center Durango held a working meeting at the Secretariat of Economic Development (Sedeco) to continue strategies aimed at strengthening the competitiveness and internationalization of Durango businesses. The meeting was led by the director of WTC Durango, Emily García […]