Thirty-four people arrested for various administrative offenses are currently performing community service in the eastern part of Durango City, in a program designed to transform sanctions into actions with a direct impact on the community. The work is concentrated along a canal located between the Las Palmas and El Paraíso neighborhoods, where the offenders are […]
Airbnb refuses to pay taxes in Zacatecas
Nearly two years after the signing of a tax agreement between the Zacatecas government and Airbnb, the company has failed to withhold or pay the Lodging Services Tax, nor has it provided statistical information on tourist arrivals in the state. The Secretary of Tourism for Zacatecas, Le Roy Barragán Ocampo, acknowledged the difficulties in getting […]
The 2026 El Niño phenomenon: How will it affect temperatures in the state of Sonora?
Sonora is experiencing a historic temperature increase, reaching anomalies of up to 4.3 degrees Celsius. Together with the National Meteorological Service, we analyze the impact of the El Niño phenomenon in 2026 and why global warming is dominating the climate in northern Mexico. Source: elimparcial
Quintana Roo hoteliers fear they will not meet summer expectations
The hotel sector in Quintana Roo has already begun to see a slight increase in summer reservations; however, they may not reach the figures that were initially projected due to the World Cup, a consequence of various factors that could affect travel intentions. “We don’t know yet because the domestic market, as we know, is […]
Playa del Carmen launches dog registration program with microchips but leaves out most pets
The Playa del Carmen City Council’s strategy to register pets using microchips is progressing with limited results: only 170 dogs have been added to the municipal registry in its first week, in a city where the dog population is much larger and the problem of animal abuse persists without structural control. The program, promoted by […]
Foreign tourist dies after falling into hotel pool in Costa Mujeres
A tragic incident occurred Saturday morning, April 25, at a hotel in the mainland area of Isla Mujeres, where an American tourist lost his life after falling into a swimming pool. The incident took place at the Dreams Playa Mujeres hotel, located in Costa Mujeres. According to initial reports, around 6:30 a.m., hotel staff alerted […]
The boom in Yucatán is not good news for the Maya. Their lands are being devastated.
The lands of Mérida and northern Yucatán, a state with rainforests, mangroves, and cenotes, are being invaded by real estate developments that target them as areas for sale and investment. This has also intensified mining activity for construction materials. Some projects shut down by the Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection (Profepa) in recent years involved […]
The Felipe Ángeles train to AIFA is inaugurated: These are the schedules, stations and fares from Buenavista
The Felipe Ángeles Train, which connects Buenavista with the AIFA (Felipe Ángeles International Airport), was inaugurated this Sunday, April 26, making its service available to everyone at a promotional fare. “Today we can say: Mission accomplished,” declared Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum, who thanked the Army and all the teams responsible for the train’s construction. The mayor […]
Truck Challenge 2025 brings together families and operators for a day of competition and camaraderie
The Truck Challenge 2025 event, held this past Saturday, brought together dozens of participants and families in a family-friendly atmosphere filled with activities for all ages. Starting on Friday, April 24th, preparations began with the arrival of trucks, participant registration, and track walks, getting everything ready for the main event. The competition kicked off yesterday. […]