Tulum Airport loses momentum at the start of 2026

The Tulum International Airport began operations in December 2023 with high expectations of attracting tourists to the southern area of the Riviera Maya and even competing with the Cancún International Airport. However, after two and a half years of operation, the airport is reporting a significant decline in passenger traffic, airlines, and destinations due to […]

Restaurant Owners Report Low Sales in Campeche City

The president of the National Chamber of the Restaurant and Seasoned Food Industry (Canirac), Rodrigo Bojórquez Ruiz, reported that sales in the restaurant sector are low and that to increase them, events must be held to encourage people to go out and eat at businesses. “While this isn’t an easy time, we can’t stop working, […]

Zihuatanejo’s new port plaza: how much will it cost the people?

Although the municipal government has already kicked off the remodeling of the new Fisherman’s Plaza and the port area of ​​Zihuatanejo, the official cost of the project has not yet been made public. The project, spearheaded by Mayor Lizette Tapia Castro in coordination with naval and port authorities, includes a complete renovation of the plaza, […]

Tamaulipas promotes BRT, highways and energy projects in the south of the state

The Governor of Tamaulipas, Américo Villarreal Anaya, highlighted progress on strategic projects for the southern part of the state, including the BRT transportation system, highway construction, wastewater treatment, and energy development. These topics were addressed during the program “Dialogues with Américo.” The governor affirmed that coordination between federal, state, and municipal governments has enabled the […]

Sheinbaum oversees progress on the Macuspana-Escárcega highway expansion

This Sunday, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo inspected the expansion work on the Macuspana-Escárcega highway. On her second day in the state of Tabasco, the president toured kilometer 53+600 of Federal Highway 186, which connects Tabasco with Campeche and the rest of southeastern Mexico. The project includes widening the highway to four lanes, as well […]

Students demand real improvements before accepting new control mechanisms in Durango

Students Demand Real Improvements Before Accepting New Control Mechanisms The president of the Durango University Student Federation (FEUD), Jaison Gutiérrez, warned that students could seize city buses if public transportation conditions in the state do not improve. The student leader pointed out that, despite previous commitments to modernization, buses in poor condition continue to operate, […]

In the last week of May, enjoy the culture and tradition in Veracruz

The State Government, through the Ministry of Tourism, is strengthening the promotion of Veracruz with a weekly agenda of fairs, carnivals, festivals, and activities for the whole family in various regions, boosting tourism, the local economy, and showcasing the state as vibrant, attractive, and rich in tradition. The program includes the Uxpanapa Fair, from May […]

Michoacán, a destination where 3 species of sea turtle choose life

On World Turtle Day, Michoacán reaffirms its ecological leadership as a sanctuary, as “the soul of Mexico” is home to three of the seven marine turtle species that inhabit the planet. According to a press release, the State Tourism Secretariat (Sectur), headed by Roberto Monroy García, highlighted that the olive ridley, black, and leatherback turtles […]