Discover Loreto: Baja California Sur’s Tranquil Magic Town

While Los Cabos continues to attract visitors with its new resorts, the bustling coastline is driving travelers northward on the Baja Peninsula to Costa Palmas and tranquil towns like Todos Santos. However, for a truly serene escape, the tiny town of Loreto, nestled along the Sea of Cortez, stands out. Dubbed the “Aquarium of the […]

Cozumel Ranks Among Top 10 All-Inclusive Destinations for Tourists

Cozumel has firmly established itself as one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Mexican Caribbean. Known for its stunning beaches, diverse activities, delicious cuisine, rich marine biodiversity, and relaxed atmosphere, this paradise offers a variety of adventures that create lasting memories for all visitors. According to the Unpack 25 report by Expedia Group, […]

Mexico Aims to Boost Tourism by Easing Entry for Colombians and Brazilians

Josefina Rodríguez Zamora, Mexico’s federal Secretary of Tourism, announced collaborative efforts with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to streamline the electronic visa process for Brazilian visitors and facilitate the entry of Colombian travelers into Mexico. Rodríguez emphasized the significance of the 2026 Soccer World Cup for tourism, highlighting the need to expedite access for South […]

Volaris Introduces New Flight Route from Zacatecas to Oakland

Traveling to Zacatecas just got easier with Volaris’ announcement of a new flight route connecting Zacatecas International Airport and Oakland, California. This new route, set to begin on July 2, 2025, will operate three times a week on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays, providing another gateway to the United States for Zacatecan and migrant passengers. Flights […]

Increase in Durango-Mazatlán highway fares raises concern

Since January 10, the Durango-Mazatlán highway, operated by Caminos y Puentes Federales (Capufe), registered a 5.5% increase in the cost of its toll booths, a measure that already affects motorists, transporters and the commercial sector of the region. With this increase, round-trip freight transport reaches a cost of 6,260 pesos, making this highway one of […]

Low Passenger Flow Limits Mayan Train Route

Due to low passenger numbers, the Mayan Train’s section 7, which runs from Chetumal (Quintana Roo) to Escárcega (Campeche), now operates only three times a week. Departures from Chetumal are available on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays at 12:50 p.m., with returns on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Mondays at the same time. The limited schedule means travelers […]

Capufe Increases Campeche-Champotón Highway Toll by Eight Percent

The toll on the Campeche-Champotón highway, part of federal highway 180, has increased by eight percent, surprising users. Caminos y Puentes Federales (Capufe) raised the toll from 89 to 95 pesos without prior notice, effective since Friday morning. This highway, approximately 48 kilometers long, saves at least 15 kilometers of travel between Campeche and Champotón. […]

New Toll Rates Announced for Mérida-Cancún Highway

The Ministry of Communications and Transportation has announced new toll rates for the Mérida-Cancún highway, effective January 10. Motorists will now pay a total of 645 pesos, while motorcyclists will pay 322 pesos. For buses, the toll is set at 1,206 pesos, regardless of whether they have two or three axles. Truck tolls range from […]

Hotel Tren Maya Sparks Interest Among Tourists in Campeche

The recent inauguration of the Hotel Tren Maya “Edzná” has already piqued the interest of tourists visiting Campeche. Visitors are inquiring about transportation costs and lodging prices at this new tourist complex. According to Tren Maya staff, the Edzná Hotel offers various room options. The “Master Room” costs 2,513 pesos per night for two adults. […]