Hiking in Quintana Roo is establishing itself as one of the fastest-growing activities within nature tourism. This type of tourism combines adventure, wellness, and sustainability, attracting national and international travelers seeking outdoor experiences and genuine contact with local culture in the wake of the pandemic. Zendy Euan Cuan, Director of Tourism for Felipe Carrillo Puerto, […]
The traces of the 83 migrants who disappeared in Chiapas
Told in five stories, it identifies a crisis of mass disappearances on the Mexico-Guatemala border amid the silence and inaction of the authorities. Between September and December 2024, at the height of the migration crisis, at least 83 migrants disappeared on the coast of Chiapas, on the Mexico-Guatemala border. For months, no Mexican authority did […]
Travelers arrive on their Harley-Davidsons from Nezahualcóyotl to the Costa Chica
Aboard their Harley-Davidson motorcycles, nine members of the Stupid Biker club deviated from their route from Acapulco to explore destinations with pristine beaches on the Costa Chica of Guerrero and the coast of Oaxaca, savoring oysters, lobsters, and a diverse culinary scene. With their travel gear, the essentials packed in their small bags, this group […]
“Las Ausentes” (The Absent Ones), a book that brings visibility to the disappearance of indigenous and Afro-Mexican women in Oaxaca, is presented.
“Writing Las Ausentes meant confronting the truth and the memory of Indigenous and Afro-Mexican women who are unnamed and who live invisible to a racist state and nation,” said Ñuu Savi journalist Juana García during the book’s presentation. García, along with Binnizá journalist Diana Manzo, presented their book Las Ausentes at the Graphic Arts Institute […]
Is there a risk of hantavirus in Yucatán? A specialist explains.
Hantaviruses have been present in the population for many years, and only one of them, the Andes hantavirus currently circulating, is transmitted from person to person. However, its transmissibility rate is low, as close contact with an infected person is required for transmission. Even so, vigilance and caution are necessary given the emergence of this […]
Greenpeace protests against mega-tourism project in the Mayan Jungle, in Quintana Roo
With the unfurling of a banner on scaffolding in front of the Palace of Fine Arts, Greenpeace protested against the Perfect Day mega-tourism project in the Mayan Jungle, Quintana Roo, stating that the decision to authorize it rests with the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat). In response, the institution headed by Alicia Bárcena […]
US ARRESTS MORENA’S FIRST LEADER.
Gerardo Mérida Sánchez, former Secretary of Public Security of Sinaloa during the administration of Rubén Rocha Moya, was arrested in Arizona, United States. The retired general will be transferred to New York, where he will face his initial court appearance. He is accused of allegedly receiving up to $100,000 a month from organized crime. Mérida […]
More drone attacks reported in La Montaña, now in Atlixtac
Residents of the community of San Pedro Huitzapula, in the municipality of Atlixtac, pleaded for help this Thursday due to attacks involving gunfire and explosives dropped from drones since the early morning of Tuesday, May 12, by a criminal group. On May 12, the violence escalated in the early morning hours with the explosion of […]
Ixtapa Zihuatanejo strengthens its tourism projection at the Tianguis Turístico México 2026, 50th Anniversary edition
During the 50th anniversary edition of Tianguis Turístico México 2026, the destination of Ixtapa Zihuatanejo stood out with a robust work agenda focused on connectivity, strategic promotion, and gastronomic positioning, reaffirming its leadership as one of the most comprehensive destinations on the Mexican Pacific coast. During days of intense activity, the Ixtapa Zihuatanejo delegation forged […]
Mazatlán celebrates 495 years of “A Sea of Stories”
This May 14th, Mazatlán celebrates 495 years of history by the sea. Nearly five centuries of stories marked by navigators, merchants, music, tradition, and culture that today give life to one of Mexico’s most iconic tourist destinations. Its history began in 1531, barely a decade after the fall of Tenochtitlan, when Spanish explorers sent by […]