They are trying to curb tourism growth in the Cancun-Tulum corridor

Cancun and Tulum will be designated as priority zones for sustainable tourism management, in an effort to curb real estate and hotel development, given the saturation of supply both destinations are facing. This new designation, included in the current General Tourism Law of Quintana Roo, is binding, meaning that municipalities are obligated to consider its […]

Maja Sportswear opened its 93rd store in San Miguel de Allende

This Thursday, November 20th, the Mexican brand Maja Sportswear celebrated the opening of its 93rd store in the heart of San Miguel de Allende, thus consolidating its rapid growth in the outdoor fashion sector and reinforcing its presence in the state of Guanajuato. Located at Hernández Macías #81, just one block from the main square, […]

Dengue cases skyrocket 96% in Baja California Sur during the last month

According to information from the Baja California Sur Health Secretariat (SSABCS), dengue cases in the state have doubled in the last month, with the municipality of La Paz having the highest number of accumulated cases so far this year. At the beginning of November, the State Government reported 250 confirmed cases in Baja California Sur. […]

Tijuana will open a fast-track border crossing for San Diego workers

The local government will create a program for expedited border crossings for people who work in the United States and live in Tijuana, according to Pedro Montejo Peterson, Tijuana’s Secretary of Economic Development (SEDETI). He explained that they are still finalizing the exact times for this program, which aims to reduce wait times through the […]

Oaxaca lights up: Basilica of La Soledad unveils new lighting

The Oaxaca government announced that the Basilica of Our Lady of Solitude, located on Avenida de la Independencia in the state capital, has been given new, modern artistic lighting. This project is part of the “Oaxaca Shines” program, which aims to install new lighting at various historical sites throughout the state, combining cutting-edge technology with […]

Baja California: Blessed Land

A landscape where the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of California meet; where desert and sea coexist, prickly pear cacti and vineyards, oysters and olive groves. Added to this is the hospitality of a land that, for centuries, has welcomed travelers, entrepreneurs, migrants, artists, workers, poets, winemakers, doctors, and fishermen. With 1,600 km of coastline, […]

Coepriso conducts water quality monitoring at 17 beaches in Oaxaca ahead of the December holiday period

The Oaxaca State Commission for Protection Against Sanitary Risks (Coepriso), in coordination with the Clean Beaches Committees, reported that prior to the end-of-year holiday period, it is monitoring the microbiological quality of seawater at the state’s main tourist destinations. For six days, specialized personnel from the Oaxaca Health Services (SSO) are taking samples at 17 […]