With almost 110 years of history, Café La Blanca has delighted generations of chilangos and visitors alike with its traditional Mexican dishes, delicious coffee and sweet bakery. From its history to what you can eat, costs, hours and location, here we tell you everything so you don’t miss it. Since 1915! This is the history […]
Governments change in Veracruz, Jalisco, Chiapas and Puebla: they inherit a security crisis and extreme violence
This weekend, the last changes of government will begin after the elections of June 2. In Veracruz, Jalisco, Chiapas and Puebla, the replacements will be from the same party that currently governs: in three entities, Morena will continue and in one, Movimiento Ciudadano. In all cases, the outgoing administrations leave a legacy of violence and […]
Shine this year-end: Enjoy the 2024 National Silver Fair in Taxco, Guerrero
The Government of Guerrero, headed by Evelyn Salgado Pineda, in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture and the City Council of Taxco de Alarcón, announced the details of the 87th National Silver Fair. This event will feature a cultural and artistic program aimed at celebrating the silver tradition of Taxco, known as the silver capital […]
Commander of anti-kidnapping group shot dead in Acapulco
So far in November, 57 intentional homicides have been recorded in the port of Acapulco. Source: milenio
Did you know that you are walking on a beach on Chapultepec Avenue?
Can you believe it? All this time we lived deceived, because archaeologists from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) have revealed that they discovered a dock and a canal in what was Chapultepec beach, right where the avenue and the forest of Mexico City are now. Discoveries reveal that there was a beach […]
Crime in Guanajuato: LGBT+ activist murdered in the magical town of Salvatierra
LGBT+ community activist Daniel Armando Hernández was shot dead in the municipality of Salvatierra, Guanajuato. It is known that the 20-year-old, who called himself Danniel Morrison, was found dead inside a hotel in the Magical Town of Salvatierra. Local authorities reported that on the afternoon of Thursday, November 28, they received a report from neighbors […]
Tulum Faces Historic Drop in Hotel Occupancy Amid Safety Concerns
Tulum has experienced a historic drop in hotel occupancy, plummeting from 40% to just 10% during the recently concluded low season. This alarming decline has raised concerns among service providers in one of Mexico’s most visited cities. Contributing Factors Hoteliers in the city center attribute the negative perception of Tulum to the corrupt behavior of […]
American Airlines to Suspend Charlotte-Tulum Route in 2025
Earlier this year, American Airlines introduced international flights to Tulum, Mexico, from three US destinations: Charlotte, Dallas-Fort Worth, and Miami. However, the airline has decided to remove the Charlotte route from its network, suspending the service next year. Suspension of Charlotte-Tulum Service American Airlines will cease flights between Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) and Tulum […]
Quintana Roo Senator Eugenio Segura to Lead Senate Tourism Commission
Senator Eugenio “Gino” Segura from Quintana Roo has been appointed as the new president of the Tourism Commission in the Senate of the Republic, following an agreement by the political coordination board. Segura emphasized his commitment to working closely with President Claudia Sheinbaum and Quintana Roo Governor Mara Lezama to develop public policies, legal reforms, […]
Direct Flights Between Toronto and Mérida Return for 2024-2025 Season
Winter in Canada can be magical, but how about some sun and culture in Yucatán? The Yucatán Tourism Promotion Secretariat has exciting news for travelers and adventurers: the direct flight between Toronto (YYZ) and Mérida (MID), operated by WestJet, is back. This connection, established in 2015, brings the cultural and natural richness of the Yucatán […]