A recent surge in violence and threats has sent shockwaves through Mexico’s popular tourist destinations, including Los Cabos, Cabo San Lucas, San José del Cabo, and La Paz. The U.S. Embassy has issued a warning to tourists to exercise extreme caution when visiting Baja California Sur due to an “emerging security situation.” Los Cabos’ reputation […]
Viva Zapotec: Thriving Ecotourism in Mexico’s Ancient Heart
In the rugged Sierra Norte mountains of Mexico’s Oaxaca state, a remarkable balance has been achieved – preserving an ancient way of life while welcoming visitors. The people of this region have managed to blend their traditional customs with modern ecotourism practices, creating a unique and sustainable experience for travelers. Perched atop a mountain chapel […]
IHG Embarks on Rapid Expansion in Mexico, Latin America, and Caribbean
Hotel giant IHG Hotels & Resorts is accelerating its expansion plans in Mexico, Latin America, and the Caribbean, with a focus on luxury and lifestyle properties. According to recent announcements, IHG has already opened five new hotels in 2024, with a further 32 properties currently in development across the region. This rapid growth is expected […]
The Rise of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel: How the CJNG Overtook the Sinaloa Cartel
A decade-long power struggle between Mexico’s most notorious cartels has led to a significant shift in dominance, with the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) surpassing the once-invincible Sinaloa Cartel. According to journalist Jesús Lemus, four key factors have contributed to this dramatic change. Firstly, the capture of Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán in 2016 and his […]
Xilitla Crowned Mexico’s Top Family Destination at Prestigious ‘Best of Mexico’ Awards
The picturesque town of Xilitla in San Luis Potosí has been recognized as the best destination for a family getaway in Mexico at the esteemed “Best of Mexico” awards. Organized by México Desconocido magazine, the annual event honors the country’s most captivating tourist spots. During the 2025 Tijuana Tourist Fair, Xilitla was crowned the “Best […]
It’s the only Moroccan-style hotel in Mexico and is located within a beautiful Pueblo Mágico (Magical Town).
In the heart of Tulum, there’s a property that, despite being in the Mayan jungle, is inspired by the other side of the world. Its architecture, design, and interior design bear a striking resemblance to the riads of Morocco. Yes, those traditional houses with an interior patio or garden, surrounded by rooms. If you want […]
Rising Costs for Isla Mujeres Travelers: New Port Fees Introduced
Residents and tourists of Isla Mujeres are bracing for higher expenses as new port infrastructure fees take effect on Wednesday, April 16. The Quintana Roo Comprehensive Port Authority (APIQROO) has authorized a nearly 5% increase in charges for berthing, docking, and passenger embarkation and disembarkation for road, tourist, and cargo vessels using its facilities along […]
Direct Flights from Querétaro to Madrid Announced: Strengthening Transatlantic Connectivity
Travel between Querétaro and Spain is about to become more convenient with the introduction of a direct flight route to Madrid, announced by Iberojet, a subsidiary of Ávoris Corporación Empresarial. The new route follows efforts to promote international connectivity spearheaded by Querétaro’s Governor, Mauricio Kuri González, during his visit to Spain earlier this year. Though […]
Tulum’s Most Spectacular Hotels: Design and Pools That Captivate
Tulum is home to a variety of extraordinary hotels that combine innovative design with unconventional pools, offering travelers unique and memorable experiences. Here is a curated list of standout accommodations that redefines luxury and relaxation. Casa Bautista Nestled in the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve, Casa Bautista offers a private retreat focused on privacy, sustainability, and […]
Escalating Security Concerns in Baja California Sur: A Call for Vigilance
Reports from local and social media indicate an intensifying security situation in Baja California Sur. Incidents include a shootout across several neighborhoods in Cabo San Lucas during the early hours of April 25, the torching of three buses in La Paz and Los Cabos on April 24, and multiple homicides, including the killing of a […]