Dam levels in Durango rise from 25 to 31 percent due to rain

The total storage capacity of Durango’s reservoirs increased from 25 to 31 percent with this season’s rainfall, which is currently alleviating the drought that has prevailed in the state for the past five years. According to the National Water Commission (Conagua) Drought Monitor, only 11 Durango municipalities are experiencing moderate drought, meaning that 67 percent […]

Holbox is the first destination in Quintana Roo certified as a Queer Destination.

Holbox became the first destination in Quintana Roo to obtain Queer Destinations Committee certification after training its service providers in LGBTQ+-friendly practices. The distinction is the tenth awarded nationwide, following cities such as Mexico City, Monterrey, and Guadalajara. Gaston Fournier, global director of Queer Destinations, reported that in the case of Quintana Roo, they are […]

Tons of sargassum arrive in Quintana Roo

With summer vacations underway and tourism in full swing, beaches are under threat from sargassum, which is washing up with unprecedented intensity, covering vast expanses and imposing its characteristic unpleasant odor. The director of the Sargassum Monitoring Center, Esteban Jesús Amaro Mauricio, explained that the most severe sargassum cycles apparently last three to four years: […]

All set for vacation! Baja California Sur beaches are being cleaned to welcome tourists; care is being requested.

The most popular beaches during this holiday season in Baja California Sur are in optimal cleanliness, following sampling conducted by the Ministry of Health at more than twenty of them. The agency confirmed that the results of the samples taken from 39 locations along different coastlines in the five municipalities of Baja California Sur indicate […]