The Mexican Caribbean is more than just beaches, there are also landscapes to appreciate along a trail or aboard a car on the road, for the latter it is essential to have a driver’s license that, in 2024, adjusted the price for the issue in the city of Cancun, Quintana Roo. The requirements also underwent […]
Tourists reduce their stay in Quintana Roo, warns international industry
The World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) has alerted authorities and tourism entrepreneurs in Quintana Roo about a reduction in the number of nights that visitors spend staying for tourism purposes. The average length of stay has gone from 7.1 to 6.7 nights, said the president of the organization Julia Simpson in a meeting with […]
Ultramar cancels crossing to Cozumel and Isla Mujeres due to the impact of Hurricane Beryl
Ultramar, the ferry company, has announced that due to Hurricane Beryl, ferry crossings from Playa del Carmen to Cozumel and from Cancún to Isla Mujeres will be suspended on Friday, July 5. Despite this, the company is currently operating normally, and crossings to Isla Mujeres will continue until noon on Wednesday and Thursday. Ultramar has […]
Navigating Medical Tourism in Mazatlán
In this ever-evolving healthcare landscape, navigating medical tourism can be a daunting task, especially when seeking quality care outside of one’s home country. This is where Medical Tourism Mazatlán (MTM) comes into play – a beacon of support and assistance for individuals seeking reliable medical care in Mazatlán, Mexico. Founded by Scott Kramer, MTM offers […]
Cooking workshops in Yucatán to learn its gastronomy
Do you want to learn how to prepare the delicacies of Yucatecan cuisine? ¡Here’s your chance! In the region, there are more than one option available for learning the secrets of Yucatecan cuisine firsthand. If you travel to Yucatan and are interested in taking a cooking class, we have a selection of the best ones […]
Mazatlán, Mexico: Part One – Land of the Deer and a Meal of My Dreams
As I stepped off the sold-out flight and onto the tarmac, the warm, humid afternoon air enveloped me, carrying the familiar aroma of Mexico. The stunning geography of Mazatlán, with its maze of inlets, few patterns of civilization, and verdant agricultural land, made it easy to imagine how deer once roamed here. I had arrived […]
Over 100 same-sex couples get married at mass wedding ceremony in Mexico
MEXICO CITY – In a heartwarming and historic ceremony, over 100 same-sex couples exchanged vows on Friday in Mexico City’s annual Pride Month celebration, marking a milestone in the fight for equal rights. The mass wedding, attended by hundreds of supporters, was held at the Zócalo, the city’s main square, and featured a concert by […]
Cocaine Worth $240K Seized from Car on Mexico-U.S. Bridge
U.S. border patrol agents have seized a massive haul of cocaine worth over $240,000 from a vehicle attempting to cross the Anzalduas International Bridge between Mission, Texas, and Reynosa, Mexico. On Friday, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at the bridge stopped a Ford pickup truck for further inspection after a CBP officer referred it […]
I had my $80,000 dream wedding in Mexico – including $3,000 on fireworks
Misaki Hajimirsadeghi and her husband Amir, both 29, spent their life savings to have the perfect destination wedding at the Nobu Hotel, Los Cabos, Mexico. The couple saved up $100,000 for the big day, which was attended by 75 guests who stayed at the hotel. The total cost of the wedding came out to be […]
CFE: This is your emergency plan in Yucatán, Campeche and Quintana Roo in the face of Hurricane Beryl
The Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) has revealed part of its emergency plan to address Hurricane Beryl, particularly in the states of Yucatán, Campeche, and Quintana Roo. The CFE has dispatched over two thousand electric workers, cranes, vehicles, emergency power plants, and even helicopters to strategic locations in these states in anticipation of Hurricane Beryl’s arrival. […]