The Querétaro Municipal Tourism Secretariat announced that more than 450,000 tourists are expected to visit the state capital during the upcoming summer vacation period, representing one of the busiest times of the year and an estimated economic impact of more than 1.2 billion pesos. The head of the agency, Mariana Ortiz Cabrera, explained that summer […]
Hanging hotel ready in Querétaro
Hotel entrepreneurs are seeking to expand low-impact hospitality models in Mexico, with a concept that will position it as a benchmark for innovation. Through the Lunah hotel chain and FUNGI, a hotel concept that integrates art, high-rise architecture, and territorial regeneration, investors will allocate $5 million to develop 14 hotel rooms nestled in the Sierra […]
A gas station on the Mazatlán-Culiacán highway was attacked with gunfire.
A gas station located on the Mazatlán-Culiacán highway was attacked with gunfire after a confrontation between armed civilians in the municipality of Elota, Sinaloa. The gas station had multiple bullet holes in its facade, and several fire extinguishers were seen next to the pumps, which may have been used by the workers. The Ministry of […]
“Blue Code,” a safety initiative for cruise passengers, is presented in Mazatlán.
At a press conference, Sinaloa’s Secretary of Tourism, Mireya Sosa Osuna, reported on the implementation of the “Blue Code” initiative, an inter-institutional strategy that seeks to guarantee the safety of cruise passengers visiting Mazatlán. Sosa Osuna indicated that this initiative was presented last week to executives from Carnival Cruise Line, the world’s largest cruise line […]
Quintana Roo Says Goodbye to Dolphinariums: Governor Mara Lezama Signs Law Banning Shows with Marine Animals
The Mexican government has taken a significant step towards protecting marine animals by banning dolphin shows and dolphinariums in Quintana Roo, one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country. The decision follows the unanimous approval by the Chamber of Deputies to prohibit dolphin breeding for economic purposes. Governor Mara Lezama has signed a […]
Maya Train Completes Construction in Campeche: Latin America’s First Driverless Light Rail System Now Operational
The Mexican government has announced the official completion of civil works on the Campeche Section of the Maya Train, a major milestone in the ambitious project to connect Mexico’s southeastern states. The Campeche Light Rail, a cutting-edge driverless system, is now operational, marking a significant step forward for Latin America. The Campeche Light Rail is […]
Playa del Carmen Prepares to Host the Playa Art & Fashion Fest 2025
The southeastern Mexican city of Playa del Carmen has solidified its position as one of the country’s top travel destinations, earning recognition from TripAdvisor as one of the best international travel spots and a nomination for Mexico’s Leading Beach Destination by the World Travel Awards. This stunning destination boasts high-quality services and breathtaking natural wonders, […]
The Powerful Families Behind Mexico’s Tourist Industry in Cancun
Behind the sun-kissed beaches and luxurious hotel complexes of Mexico’s Riviera Maya lies a complex web of economic power and influence. At the heart of this industry are five millionaire groups that control Quintana Roo’s hotels, theme parks, and other tourist developments. Quintana Roo, known for its stunning white-sand beaches and turquoise waters, has become […]
The Fourth Mexican Snake Festival Comes to Quintana Roo
The picturesque municipality of José María Morelos in Quintana Roo will be hosting the fourth edition of the Mexican Snake Festival, a celebration of all things serpent-related, from July 18th onwards. This year’s event is part of an eight-destination tour across Mexico, showcasing the country’s rich reptilian heritage. Located on the Caribbean coast, José María […]
Mérida on the Brink: Can Unchecked Growth Be Stopped?
The rapid expansion of real estate developments in Mérida, Mexico has led to a perfect storm of problems, warn local researchers. Without proper planning and regulation, the city’s infrastructure is struggling to keep up with the demands of its growing population. “It’s like a broken plate,” says Dr. María Elena Torres Pérez, an urban development […]