Changes in management at Asipona Tampico have put the Tampico Port Reconversion project on hold, while business leaders say it’s time to push it forward with the arrival of tourist vessels. Benjamín Hernández Rodríguez, Secretary of Tourism of Tamaulipas, stated from the south of the state that “the Reconversion of the Port of Tampico is […]
Tulum: Tour guides face their worst low season in decades
Tourism service providers in Tulum warned that the current low season is shaping up to be one of the worst in decades, with a significant decline in visitor numbers and the closure of businesses as a direct consequence. Alejandro Torres, a local tour guide, stated that the low demand is not exclusive to Tulum, but […]
Medical staff suspend services at Oaxaca hospital due to lack of supplies
The staff at the 30-bed IMSS-Bienestar Hospital in Ciudad Ixtepec, Oaxaca, has suspended services due to a severe shortage of medications and basic supplies, and power outages. Martín Ramírez, a union leader at the hospital, reported that they lack gloves, bandages, syringes, laboratory reagents, and functioning emergency equipment. We lack the most basic supplies to […]
Discover the new Four Seasons hotel in Cabo San Lucas
Anyone familiar with Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts knows that, in addition to elevating service standards and beautifying landscapes in unique paradises, they are faithful to the art of small details. This is what awaits you at the new Four Seasons Resort and Residences Cabo San Lucas at Cabo Del Sol. Immerse yourself in its […]
Taxi driver hits American tourist in Cancun for using app-based taxi
An American tourist was assaulted by a taxi driver at Cancún International Airport after attempting to board a private transportation vehicle requested through the Uber app. The incident occurred last Sunday, May 18, and was captured on video by witnesses, prompting a strong reaction on social media and the intervention of authorities. The recording shows […]
In San Luis Potosí, the deployment of an operation generates tension among residents.
In Ciudad Fernández, residents expressed concern over the impressive deployment of federal and state agents on the ground and in the air, as several helicopters were captured flying at very low altitudes over homes, schools, and fields. Source: milenio
Police officer dismissed in San Cristóbal, Chiapas, after being caught receiving an alleged bribe.
A citizen of San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Chiapas, recorded the moment a municipal police officer received a bribe from a driver to avoid a violation. Source: milenio
In Vallarta, hundreds of children attend classes in extreme conditions.
More than 650 students at the Constitución (morning shift) and Benito Juárez (afternoon) elementary schools in the El Mangal neighborhood are attending classes in extremely hot conditions, as the school lacks fans and air conditioning.Parents took to social media to denounce the situation at the school. The school was under reconstruction since the middle of […]
Hotels in Guanajuato and San Miguel de Allende close due to unfair competition from Airbnb.
At least five hotels have closed in Guanajuato and San Miguel de Allende due to low occupancy caused by unfair competition from accommodation platforms like Airbnb, warned Eduardo Bujaidar, president of the León Hotel and Motel Association. “There are already some hotels that have closed, and they are also legally binding… five or six that […]
Querétaro Experimental Festival to continue, but reduced
The municipality of Querétaro announced the fourth edition of the Querétaro Experimental Festival, which will take place from August 21 to 24, 2025, in public squares and walkways in the Historic Center. The new edition will last four days, unlike the previous three editions; in 2024, the festival took place from June 8 to August […]