The Jalisco Tourism Secretariat, headed by Michelle Fridman, conducted a working tour of the municipality of Chapala with the aim of strengthening the tourism promotion of the region. During the visit, representative spaces such as the Main Plaza, the Cultural Center and the Ajijic Boardwalk were visited. Within the framework of these activities, Fridman met […]

This Monday, the Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection (Profepa) reported on the temporary closure of the Camino Real Del Tigre park located in Mazamitla, Jalisco, for not presenting documents proving the legal origin of some wildlife specimens it houses, nor having a management plan for various species. Likewise, the agency ordered the precautionary seizure of […]

In the state of Jalisco there is a peculiar place that is called by many as the paradise of foreigners, particularly of people from Canada and the United States, who mostly live there. The town is called Ajijic, a place that is located in the municipality of Chapala, which has approximately 11,439 inhabitants, of which […]

The best of three worlds come together in one event. This January 18 and 19, 2025, you have a date at Lake Chapala to enjoy the Coffee, Chocolate and Wine Festival in Ajijic. Don’t miss it! With the idea of ​​promoting local consumption, more than 30 producers from different regions of the country (Querétaro, Guanajuato, […]

This Tuesday, tourism service providers, businessmen, merchants and transporters demonstrated against the new federal tax against cruise ships. Around a hundred people demonstrated outside the National Port System Administration (ASIPONA of Puerto Vallarta) against the new tax of 42 dollars per passenger that is intended to be charged to tourists starting in January 2025. Councilwoman […]

The 2024 National Tequila Fair is one of the most anticipated events in Jalisco. This celebration not only stands out for the international recognition of tequila as a symbol of Mexico, but also for its top-notch artistic lineup. This year, one of the most appreciated moments by the public will be the presentation of La […]

Although there is no official record, it is estimated that more than two million Americans live permanently in Mexico, of which between eight and ten thousand are in Chapala and Ajijic, which demonstrates the close relationship between both nations, explained the vice consul of the United States in Guadalajara, Deborah Vélez, in the framework of […]

Do you like winter weather? If the answer is “yes,” you should know that Jalisco is one of the states with the most pleasant climate in Mexico, since it does not usually record high temperatures as they do in the southeast or the north during spring and summer, but neither do they drop extremely as […]

Due to lack of resources, the construction of the new building that will house the Chapala Red Cross has been on hold for a month and a half; it will continue indefinitely, reported the president of the Local Council of the Mexican Red Cross in Chapala, Yolanda Martínez Llamas. “We only work when we have […]