This is how the “new” roads in Puebla, Guerrero, and Oaxaca will look.

The modernization of roads in Mexico is essential to improve connectivity between regions, facilitate the transport of goods, and reduce travel times. Having safer, more efficient, and better-signposted roads strengthens domestic and foreign trade, which in turn boosts the country’s economy. Furthermore, an updated road infrastructure allows for a faster response to emergencies and directly […]

CEPE-Taxco and the University of Illinois conclude immersion course

The Taxco Campus Center for Foreigners (CEPE-Taxco) successfully concluded the intensive Spanish and Mexican culture immersion course, Revolutionary Art & Spanish Language in Mexico City, designed, organized, and taught in collaboration with the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC). The main objective of the course was to improve the participants’ Spanish and engage them in […]

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 […]

“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 […]