In 2025, according to figures from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography in the municipality of Los Cabos, the perception of insecurity of the population increased by around 10%. However, they do not consider that security is 100 percent a determining factor, so this year the tourist flow can decrease, not only in Los […]
Outbreak reaches the state: Playa del Carmen registers the first cases of measles in Quintana Roo
Two people diagnosed with measles are hospitalized at the IMSS-Bienestar Hospital in Playa del Carmen, making these the first cases this year in Quintana Roo, amidst a nationwide outbreak of the disease. Unofficial reports indicate that the two hospitalized individuals are a 24-year-old woman and a five-year-old child. According to reports obtained by this news […]
Airport Services confirmed that the flight to the capital of Jalisco will be available starting in June, and to the Caribbean starting from Easter.
Plan de Guadalupe International Airport will expand its air connectivity options in the coming months with the launch of daily flights between Saltillo and Guadalajara starting in June, as well as the start of operations on the Saltillo-Cancun route during the Easter holiday period, with a phased schedule beginning in April, reported Óscar Pérez Benavides, […]
Playa La Ropa, where is it and why is it called that?
The story of a colonial shipwreck, 1.5 km of golden sand, and calm waters on one of the most beautiful beaches in Guerrero. Playa La Ropa has a curious name that is puzzling when you first hear it. Clothes on a beach in the Mexican Pacific? The explanation involves 18th-century galleons, English pirates, and a shipwreck. […]
Mérida: Hotel occupancy falls and residents plead for Airbnb regulation
Faced with a marked decline in hotel occupancy and the constant growth of informal lodging options, the Yucatán hotel sector called on authorities to intensify the regulation of homes operating as accommodations through digital platforms like Airbnb. They argue that the lack of oversight allows for unfair competition and negatively impacts the performance of the […]
More than 3 thousand police, vehicles, and helicopters will monitor the Mazatlan Carnival
Mazatlán, Sinaloa. More than 3 thousand elements, 350 vehicles, and three helicopters will participate in the Mazatlan Carnival 2026 Security Operation that will provide security in the different events of the party that begins from February 12 to 17. Governor Rubén Rocha Moya gave the symbolic flag to the security contingent that paraded along the […]
Norwegian Bliss Cruise Ship Arrives in Mazatlan with More Than 4,000 Passengers and Reactivates Local Economy
The Sectur reported that the ship is part of the Vallarta-Mazatlan-Cabo route, and its arrival especially benefits the commercial, services, and transportation sector Mazatlán, Sinaloa. The port of Mazatlan received this Thursday, February 5, 2026, the cruise ship Norwegian Bliss, with 4,200 passengers and one thousand 609 crew members on board. The vessel arrived at 7:30 […]
Mérida is building its first Bio-Green Corridor
In the capital of the state of Yucatán, the first Bio-Green Corridor is under construction, connecting areas of high environmental value, as well as parks and community spaces, to reduce heat, mitigate flooding, and protect biodiversity. This landmark project marks a new direction in urban planning with an environmental, social, and community focus, as part […]
These events will seek to promote the inclusion and electoral participation of sexual diversity in the municipality.
Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, will hold forums for the LGBT+ community to promote their electoral participation and strengthen inclusion. These meetings, organized by the 15th City Council in conjunction with the State Electoral Institute, will take place on February 5th and 6th at various locations. The 4th councilwoman, Luz Adriana Cosío Urbina, emphasized the […]
Tandeos Xalapa: The neighborhoods that will not have water for 19 days in February
During February 2026, the CMAS will maintain the batching scheme in Xalapa, which will cause neighborhoods in the Progreso, Aguacatal, and Federal subsectors to spend up to 20 days without drinking water in the capital of Veracruz VERACRUZ, VER.- During February 2026, the Municipal Commission of Drinking Water and Sanitation (CMAS) of Xalapa will maintain the batching scheme, which will cause several neighborhoods in the capital to remain up to 20 […]