Zihuatanejo, the first Magical Town in Mexico with Diamond Tourism Quality

The Mexican Ministry of Tourism awarded Zihuatanejo the Diamond National Tourism Quality Distinction for Magical Towns, making this destination the first in the country to receive this recognition. The award was presented to Zihuatanejo Mayor Liz Tapia Castro during the World Tourism Day celebrations held at the third regular session of the COPLADEG Tourism Sector […]

New elevated bridge reduces travel in Puerto Vallarta by up to 90%

With the implementation of the overpass at the Las Juntas Interchange, travel time between Puerto Vallarta International Airport and the airport has been drastically reduced. Previously, it took drivers up to two hours during rush hour. Now, this five-kilometer journey can be completed in just 10 or 15 minutes at most, representing a reduction of […]

Durango will have a new flight to Guadalajara; we share the details with you.

The new route will connect Durango residents with the 23 connections to international and domestic cities at the Guadalajara Airport. This Wednesday, the new flight route available to the public at the Durango Airport was announced. It is the Guadalajara-Durango destination. This was announced by Volaris Market Manager Nancy Galaviz, who noted that through this […]

Landslide buries home in Santiago Ixcuintla, Nayarit; four rescued

Four people managed to escape their homes early this morning after tons of mud and earth suddenly slid into their former home in Mojarritas, Santiago Ixcuintla municipality. One of them was taken to a hospital in Tepic due to a severe mental breakdown. The heavy and constant rains in the area caused this landslide, which […]

The 5th March for Inclusion takes place in La Paz.

The mayor of La Paz, Milena Quiroga Romero, participated in the 5th March for Inclusion in Baja California Sur (BCS), as a demonstration of her administration’s commitment to building an inclusive society that respects the rights of all. During her participation, the mayor highlighted the importance of promoting equality in all spaces and sectors: “It […]

Baja California Sur is free of drought after historic rainfall

The passage of Tropical Storm Mario and Hurricane Lorena, which brought historic rainfall to Baja California Sur during September, brought a benefit, according to authorities from the National Meteorological Service (SMN). The latest official SMN report confirmed that the five municipalities of the Mid-Peninsula are completely free of drought at any level. The percentage of […]

The probability of a cyclone entering Sonora remains moderately high.

The probability of a tropical cyclone making landfall in Sonora between October 8 and 12 remains moderately high, according to MeteoAlert-Hermosillo, a platform specializing in real-time meteorological and climatological information. The most likely scenario, should it advance toward the state of Sonora, points to the north-central and northwestern regions, while the probability is lower toward […]

Sinaloa Government addresses patching of state highways

The State Government is providing road patching and maintenance services with state funds, reported the Secretary of Public Works, Raúl Montero Zamudio. He specified that the state government is responsible for the maintenance of the Benito Juárez Highway and feeder roads. He mentioned that during the rainy season, they will continue to address any potholes […]

The Sinaloa Cultural Festival 2025 will offer 300 activities with more than 1,500 artists from 12 countries.

The Government of the State of Sinaloa, through the Instituto Sinaloense de Cultura (ISIC), will hold the Sinaloa 2025 Cultural Festival from October 4 to 26. During 22 days of folklore gatherings in the state’s 20 municipalities, 300 activities will be held with the participation of 1,500 artists from 12 countries: Mexico, Cuba, Argentina, Chile, […]