Domestic tourism is shaping up to be the main support for the summer vacation season in the Mexican Caribbean, in a landscape marked by a reduction in international flights and moderate expectations for hotel occupancy. According to industry representatives, the domestic market and local travelers will be fundamental to maintaining the flow of visitors in […]
Xcaret, with Mexico’s departure from the World Cup, offers a discount to registered participants.
Following Mexico’s elimination from the World Cup and the promise to give away 150,000 tickets to Mexicans, Xcaret decided to compensate those who registered with 50% discounts at its parks: Xcaret, Xel-Há, Xplor and Xplor Fuego, Xenses, and Xoximilco. Luis Carlos Velázquez, Corporate Marketing Director of Grupo Xcaret, stated that they sought to “recognize the […]
25 years in prison for Cancun police officers who extorted tourists
Jesus, Jessica Monserrat, and José Gabriel will spend several years in prison after being caught extorting more than 28,000 pesos from tourists. The incident occurred a few days ago when these Tourist Police officers stopped some visitors for alleged traffic violations and public urination, threatening to confiscate their passports and car unless they paid $1,400. […]
Maya Train breaks down on the Mérida-Cancún section; passengers arrive with a 5-hour delay.
Passengers Report New Train Failure Leaves Them Stranded Near Leona Vicario Station Passengers aboard the Maya Train reported another malfunction that left them stranded near Leona Vicario Station. They finally arrived in Cancún, Quintana Roo, at 2:30 a.m. on July 2, although their scheduled arrival time had been 8:00 p.m. the previous day. Travelers on […]
Signatures are being collected against the Península de los Sueños megaproject in La Ventana.
Coastal communities in Baja California Sur (BCS) are escalating their opposition to the “Península de los Sueños” (Peninsula of Dreams) megaproject, demanding that environmental authorities revoke permits that—they warn—threaten key marine ecosystems and local economic activities. Fisherfolk, residents, scientists, and tourism service providers in Baja California Sur have launched a petition on Change.org demanding the […]
Sinaloa’s Tourism Secretariat is taking action; it will seek more Canadian tourism after the cancellation of flights from Canada to Cuba.
The head of the Sinaloa Tourism Secretariat, Mireya Sosa Osuna, declared that they will be redoubling their efforts to further promote Mazatlán in Canada. This comes after airlines Air Canada, WestJet, Sunwing, and Air Transat canceled their routes to Cuba due to the current energy and social crisis. You might be interested in: Mazatlán, Sinaloa […]
Calls to regulate Airbnb in the state of Zacatecas
Congressman Óscar Novella Macías asserted that regulating Airbnb accommodations is necessary to promote fair competition. “Just as hoteliers pay taxes, lodging companies should too,” the Morena party legislator proposed while sharing his initiative. He also defended the need to create a registry of Airbnb service providers to “give visitors guarantees, because otherwise the state has […]
To enjoy Veracruz in the summer: DATES to enjoy the cultural festivals and the National Book Fair
The “Bolero and Jazz” festival will take place on July 10, 11, and 12. The head of the Veracruz Ministry of Culture, María Xóchitl Molina González, officially announced the progress in organizing the artistic and cultural events that will be held in the state during the summer, highlighting that for the first time, the city […]
Vallarta is recognized at the Wine Spectator Restaurant Awards 2026
Puerto Vallarta is once again making headlines on the international culinary scene after two of its restaurants were included in the 2026 Wine Spectator Restaurant Awards, one of the most prestigious accolades in the global restaurant and wine industry. The distinction is part of the Award of Excellence category, which recognizes establishments with carefully curated […]
The first cruise ship of the week arrives in Mazatlán with more than 3,800 passengers
This Monday, the cruise ship Navigator of the Seas arrived at the port of Mazatlán, becoming the first cruise ship of the week to reach the destination and reaffirming the confidence of major cruise lines in this Mexican Pacific port. The ship arrived with 3,892 passengers and 1,262 crew members on board, who during their […]