There will be 3,200 security personnel at the Easter and Motorcycle Week operations in Mazatlán.

Authorities from all three levels of government have determined that the Holy Week (April 13-20) and International Motorcycle Week (April 23-26) operations will begin on April 7, with the participation of 3,200 security personnel. The coordinated planning meeting to address the increase in tourists was attended by General Martín Jiménez Olvera, representative of the National […]

Andrea Lizárraga, the chef revolutionizing Sinaloa cuisine

Mazatlán chef Andrea Lizárraga has been included on the list of the 250 best chefs in Mexico, a significant achievement that highlights her dedication and creativity in gastronomy. Sinaloa’s cuisine is characterized by the combination of ingredients from the sea and land, influenced by pre-Hispanic and colonial flavors, which is evident in a variety of […]

Sting to Headline Free Concert at Mexican Caribbean Music Fest in Tulum

Tulum, one of Quintana Roo’s most sought-after tourist destinations, will host British music legend Sting on May 17 at the inaugural Mexican Caribbean Music Fest. This unique event, blending culture and tourism, promises to be a major highlight of the year. A Celebration of Culture and Music The Mexican Caribbean Music Fest marks a significant […]

Playa del Carmen Gears Up for Sargassum Season: Zofemat to Expand Cleanup Efforts

The Federal Maritime-Terrestrial Zone Directorate (Zofemat) in Playa del Carmen is taking proactive measures to tackle the forecasted influx of sargassum on the beaches this year, including hiring additional staff and implementing technical solutions. Projected Sargassum Impact Irving Lili, director of Zofemat, has estimated that 36,000 tons of sargassum will need to be collected in […]

Traveling from Mérida to Cancún: Costs and Tips for Easter 2025

With Easter 2025 around the corner, many travelers are gearing up for trips to Cancún, one of Mexico’s favorite destinations. Whether by car or public transportation, here’s a breakdown of costs and tips to plan your journey effectively. Costs of Driving from Mérida to Cancún For those who prefer the flexibility and comfort of traveling […]

Spring Break Policies in Cancún Spark Controversy: Experts Warn of Legal Risks

The municipal government of Benito Juárez has introduced more lenient policies for administrative offenses committed by tourists during Spring Break to avoid overcrowding civic courts, raising concerns among legal experts about potential implications for the rule of law. Relaxed Penalties for Tourists Under the new measure, the Tourist Police have been granted discretion in dealing […]

How to Reach Mérida’s La Plancha Park Using Va y Ven Routes

La Plancha Park has emerged as one of Mérida’s most popular destinations, attracting visitors with its vibrant atmosphere and diverse activities. If you’re planning a visit, the Va y Ven Public Transportation System offers convenient routes to get you there. Getting to La Plancha Park by Va y Ven Several Va y Ven bus routes […]

Tulum’s Tourism Under Threat: 7 Key Challenges Impacting Its Appeal

Tulum’s rapid expansion has become a growing concern for business owners and merchants, who warn that seven pressing issues could damage the destination’s reputation for tourism and safety. During a meeting of the “Commission of Business Owners and Merchants in Favor of Tulum 2025,” alongside council members Jorge Portilla Mánica and Aron Tun Cámara, stakeholders […]