Irene Muñoz The second edition of the Travel and Tourism Development Index (TTDI) 2024, produced by the World Economic Forum and the University of Surrey, is an emblematic index that evolved from the Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index (TTCI). This index measures the factors and public policies that allow the sustainable and resilient development of […]
Mexico is getting ready to have a female president. In certain indigenous peoples they cannot govern
It has been 70 years since Mexican women achieved the right to vote and the country is getting ready to elect its first president, but some indigenous women who will vote on June 2 still do not have a voice in their own homes or in their communities. PLAN DE AYALA, Mexico (AP) — At […]
Mexico City Marathon 2024: date, prices and how to register
Indeporte presented the t-shirts and medals for the long-awaited race in CDMX The Telcel 2024 Mexico City Marathon will take place on August 25, the route, which consists of 42 kilometers, 195 meters, will be the one that has been used for the last 4 editions, the exit will be located on Avenida Insurgentes Sur […]
This is what “las loncherías” were like, the emblematic place to eat in Mexico that now faces its disappearance
These small popular food establishments emerged as a response to the need to offer complete meals to workers, students and families. Loncherías in Mexico have been a fundamental part of the country’s gastronomic culture, especially throughout the 20th century. These small popular food establishments emerged as a response to the need to offer complete and […]
No Dry Law in Querétaro During the 2024 Elections
The Government of the State of Querétaro has announced that on June 2nd, citizens will be able to go to the polls without the restrictions of the dry law. This was announced by the Secretary of Government, Carlos Alcaraz, who highlighted the agreements reached with various commercial organizations in the state. In a press conference, […]
Ice Demand in Querétaro Skyrockets
The president of the Querétaro Chamber of Commerce has warned that ice demand has increased by 150% and has depleted inventories in convenience stores and impacted the logistics of suppliers. With the rise in maximum temperatures and the occurrence of heatwaves, the commerce sector reports a 150% increase in ice demand. The president of the […]
Playa del Carmen Workers Join National Protest
About 25 workers from the Avasa car rental company in Playa del Carmen ─ which includes Hertz, Thrifty, Firefly, and Dollar ─ stopped working on Tuesday morning because they were offered fewer profits compared to last year, which amounted to 45,000 pesos at that time. They assure that the protest is not exclusive to Playa […]
In Limbo: Pending Works and Programs Left by Fonatur in Cancún
A new entity called the State Fund for Tourism Promotion (Foestur) would carry out the maintenance functions of the hotel zone. The first half of 2024 has practically ended without the formation of the substitute body for the National Fund for Tourism Promotion (Fonatur), which should be responsible for the maintenance and cleaning of the […]
Children Riding on Motorcycles Prohibited, Acapulco GovernmentInsists
With the aim of preventing accidents, the Municipal Government urges citizens not to transport girls and boys under 12 years of age on motorcycles. According to a bulletin, motorcycle, quad bike, and scooter drivers are reminded that these vehicles are more vulnerable during traffic accidents. Girls and boys may exhibit unpredictable behavior while riding, which […]
The Oaxaca-Puerto Escondido Highway on Google
Since its inauguration on February 4, 2024, the Barranca Larga-Ventanilla superhighway, better known as the Oaxaca-Puerto Escondido highway, has had a tremendous impact on the tourism of Puerto Escondido and much of the Oaxacan Coast region. For example, the large flows of tourists generated after the opening of this 104-kilometer stretch, which reduces the travel […]