The Mexican city of Cancún has strengthened its promotion of sports tourism, positioning itself as a leading destination in the field. According to Miguel Montes de Oca, Director of International Tourism Promotion for the Municipal Tourism Secretariat in the Benito Juárez City Hall, the hosting of high-level sporting events has been instrumental in this effort. […]
Exploring the Hidden Gems of Mexico’s Pacific Coast
A Journey Through Mazatlán, Topolobampo, and La Paz In a region often overshadowed by its southern counterpart, the Pacific coast of Mexico holds secrets waiting to be uncovered. From the vibrant city of Mazatlán to the tranquil fishing village of Topolobampo and the bustling capital of La Paz, this journey reveals the authentic beauty of […]
Is Mexico travel safe? What to know about visiting Cabo, Cancun, Playa del Carmen and more
With its warm climate, beautiful beaches and proximity to the U.S., Mexico is a popular tourist destination for many Americans. But recent incidents may have some people wondering if they should reconsider their travel plans. Over the past few months, taxi drivers have been harassing Ubers in Cancun and there was the death of three […]
Ponant Unveils Luxurious Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula Expedition
In a move to shed light on one of the world’s most ecologically rich regions, French cruise line Ponant has announced its intention to take passengers to Mexico’s breathtaking Baja California Peninsula in winter 2027. The voyage is aptly named “Exploration in the Heart of Baja California” and promises to provide an immersive experience into […]
Mexico Reaches Deal with Cruise Industry to Slash Port Fee
The Mexican government has agreed to significantly reduce the port fee for cruise passengers visiting the country’s ports, following intense negotiations with the Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association. Initially, the government had planned to introduce a $42 fee in 2025, which would have been charged regardless of whether passengers disembarked. However, after talks with the association and […]
The meteorite that discovered Mayan remains in Yucatán
Deep within the Ucanha archaeological site in the state of Yucatán, Mexico, lies a treasure trove of secrets from the rich history of the Mayan civilization. This hidden gem has been shrouded in mystery, with some believing it to be a meteorite that fell from the sky, while others have long suspected its true nature. […]
Maya Train Unveils Intermodal Transportation System in Quintana Roo
The Maya Train has launched an innovative transportation system to connect passengers from train stations to urban centers, magical towns, and popular tourist destinations in the region. According to a statement released by the company on its social media channels, this intermodal system offers a more economical and structured alternative to using taxis. The service […]
Uncovering the Secrets of Tulum: A Guide to Visiting One of Mexico’s Most Iconic Sites
Tulum, perched on the Caribbean coast of Mexico, is an archaeological site that has captivated visitors for centuries with its rich history and breathtaking surroundings. But what many tourists may not know is that there are several ways to enter the site, each with its own unique fees. The Tulum archaeological site, managed by the […]
Discovering Magic in Todos Santos: A 292-Year-Old Mexican Treasure
Located just an hour’s drive from Los Cabos, the picturesque desert oasis of Todos Santos has been awakening to new life for centuries. This enchanting town, nestled in the heart of Mexico, boasts a rich tapestry of culture, history, and folk art that awaits exploration. As morning sunlight peeks through vibrant bougainvillea formations, casting fuchsia, […]
Cruise Ship Passengers Must Pay Fee Upon Arrival in Mexico Starting July 1
The Mexican government has announced that starting July 1, all cruise ship passengers arriving at any Mexican port will be required to pay a $5 visitor fee. This decision comes after months of negotiations between the Mexican government and the Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association (FCCA), which represents 95% of the cruise ships that make ports of […]