Through social media, the Taxco de Alarcón City Council announced the complete closure of vehicular traffic in Plaza Borda from February 23 to March 2, due to renovation work on the water infrastructure. The announcement aims to inform residents and visitors, who primarily arrive on weekends to enjoy the attractions of this Pueblo Mágico (Magic […]
Guadalupe Gaytan presents the Pictorial Exhibition “Roots and Nuances”
The major exhibition of local artist Guadalupe Gaytán’s work was added to the cultural activities and options offered by the destination to residents, national visitors, and international tourists. Mayor Lizette Tapia Castro, accompanied by the painter Guadalupe Gaytán, cut the ribbon to inaugurate the art exhibition. Accompanied by various dignitaries, they toured the Costa Grande […]
Zihuatanejo Sailfest 2026: Why go to Ixtapa in February?
Zihuatanejo Sailfest 2026 will take place from February 15th to 28th, marking one of the busiest moments on the Mexican Pacific nautical calendar. In its 25th edition, the event will feature regattas, boat parades, and a social program that transforms the destination’s atmosphere for two full weeks. In this context, hotels in Ixtapa become a […]
Airbnb is growing in Zihuatanejo: a tourism opportunity or competition for hotels?
Accommodation through the Airbnb platform has experienced sustained growth in Zihuatanejo, positioning itself as an increasingly popular alternative for both domestic and international tourists. Currently, it is estimated that there are around 1,800 to 2,000 active listings on the platform within the destination, including entire houses, apartments, villas, and private rooms. This increase has generated […]
Ixtapa‑Zihuatanejo Gears Up for 2026 Movie Carnival with El Recodo and Alicia Villarreal
Characters from various films will take over the tourist area, and Mexican artists will fill the atmosphere with music It’s official! Ixtapa Zihuatanejo begins the countdown to celebrate its “Movie Carnival 2026” from March 13 to 15. The streets of this tourist area will become theater and film stages, musical presentations, and activities for families and visitors. Through a […]
The Zihuatanejo government is contributing more efforts and resources to improve sports facilities in schools.
Mayor Lizette Tapia Castro visited the Adolfo López Mateos Technical Secondary School No. 186, located in the Infonavit El Hujal housing complex, this Thursday to officially launch the construction of a roof over the school’s indoor soccer field. The Zihuatanejo de Azueta government will contribute a significant portion of the funding for the project. Welcoming […]
Mercadita exhibition presented to promote women in Guerrero
In commemoration of Mexican Women’s Day and with the goal of providing spaces that contribute to improving women’s economic empowerment and generating support networks, the “Women Artisans and Entrepreneurs Market” was inaugurated. This initiative, promoted by the state government, took place in the corridor of the Palace of Culture in Chilpancingo. A press release indicated […]
Guerrero is nearing full capacity, reaching 93.9% hotel occupancy on the first long weekend of 2026
Acapulco surpasses 95% occupancy and consolidates high tourist influx during the second day of the first long weekend of the year. Acapulco, Guerrero, February 1, 2026 – On the second day of the first long weekend of 2026, commemorating the Anniversary of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States, tourist destinations in the state […]
Family disappears in Petatlán, Guerrero
A family has disappeared in the municipality of Petatlán, on the Costa Grande of Guerrero. It consists of a father, a mother, and their two daughters. The family was last seen on January 31st in Petatlán. Very little is known about the family and their disappearance. Neither the Guerrero state government, nor the State Attorney […]
Playa La Ropa, where is it and why is it called that?
The story of a colonial shipwreck, 1.5 km of golden sand, and calm waters on one of the most beautiful beaches in Guerrero. Playa La Ropa has a curious name that is puzzling when you first hear it. Clothes on a beach in the Mexican Pacific? The explanation involves 18th-century galleons, English pirates, and a shipwreck. […]