Mayan Train: online ticket sales resume on new platform

Maya Train: online ticket sales resume on new platform It is expected that by the end of February the entire 1,500-kilometer rail route will be ready from February 29, through 5 states in southeastern Mexico. After the sale of tickets for the Maya Train was suspended through e-Ticket since last January 19, a new sales […]

A paradise of crystal-clear waters in Campeche

Every town in Mexico has a charm that makes them unique, however, not only those with large constructions or natural rock formations are worthy of discovering, but also the wonders that lie under the bodies of water that form true landscapes full of charm, such as the Pedro Baranda Springs in Campeche, which, with their […]

Acapulco receives the first tourist cruise after Hurricane Otis

The Mexican port of Acapulco receives the first tourist cruise after Hurricane Otis ACAPULCO, Mexico – The Mexican port of Acapulco received its first international cruise ship this Wednesday after the impact of Hurricane Otis, which left more than 50 dead and nearly 80% of the hotels damaged, so residents hope for a revival of […]

Are Tourists Avoiding The Popular Destination of Cabo?

Fires are, unfortunately, quite common in Los Cabos. Due to the dry vegetation that characterizes its landscapes, blazes can spread quickly and get out of control in a matter of a few minutes.  That’s exactly what happened at the San José del Cabo estuary on Monday the 15th. According to the SJC Fire Department, the […]