Traveling from one end of Mexico to the other will be much easier starting this summer, thanks to the announcement of a new air connection linking Tijuana and Mérida. This route is designed to bring travelers from the north of the country closer to one of the most fascinating cultural and gastronomic destinations in southeastern […]
This Magical Town in Chiapas has it all: a waterfall for ecotourism, historic temples, and great dishes.
If you’re looking for a way to escape the daily grind, surrounded by nature and buildings steeped in history, then you have to visit this Magical Town in Chiapas, which boasts a waterfall perfect for ecotourism, historic temples, and delicious cuisine. Enjoy your Easter vacation with your family in this gem of a destination in […]
Camelot presents: a unique medieval experience coming to San Miguel de Allende
History, fantasy, and medieval tradition will come alive in San Miguel de Allende on March 14th and 15th, when Residencial Camelot presents a themed event inspired by the era of kingdoms, knights, and legends. For two days, the public can enjoy an immersive experience recreating the atmosphere of a medieval village, with shows, music, food, […]
ALG Vacations expects a short-term tourism decline in Mexico
Mexico tourism has dropped for ALG Vacations with consumer confidence waning due to recent cartel violence. Typically, Mexico accounts for 41% of the vacation packager’s business, but that dropped to 25% soon after violence erupted in Puerto Vallarta on Feb. 22, following the Mexico military’s killing of cartel leader “El Mencho.” Chaos ensued in Puerto […]
Royal Caribbean Launching Major Sargassum Cleanup Effort in Mexico’s Costa Maya
Sargassum has become one of Mexico’s biggest environmental challenges in recent years, coating beaches, disrupting marine ecosystems and affecting tourism in destinations across the region. Now one cruise giant is stepping in with a long-term plan to tackle the problem in one of the Mexican Caribbean’s most important cruise ports. Royal Caribbean has announced a […]
Which is the most picturesque Magical Town in Michoacán to visit in spring?
Spring is almost here, and with it might come new travel options in Mexico, whether for Easter break or a weekend getaway to enjoy the warmer days. That’s why today we’re highlighting Michoacán’s most picturesque Magical Town for this season: Pátzcuaro, a beautiful and unique place in the country. In spring, temperatures remain mild, with […]
Carnival Cruise Line, Holland America Line, and Princess Cruises Cancel All Stops to This Popular Destination Over Safety
Cruise passengers heading to Mexico’s Pacific coast will be sailing past Puerto Vallarta as several major cruise lines adjust itineraries in response to recent safety concerns. Carnival Cruise Line, Holland America Line, and Princess Cruises began rerouting ships following the killing of a major cartel leader on Feb. 22, a Carnival Corporation spokesperson confirmed to […]
Querétaro prepares to receive tourists for the long weekend and spring equinox
For the upcoming long weekend, from March 13th to 16th, 75,000 tourists are expected to visit the state, with hotel occupancy reaching 60 percent. During this holiday period (due to Benito Juárez’s birthday on March 21st), tourism activity is projected to generate an economic impact of 300 to 400 million pesos, estimated Cristofer Merlos Montes, […]
Chayanne will give a concert in Mazatlán in May; it will generate an economic impact of 12 million pesos.
An attendance of 25,000 people and an economic impact of 12 million pesos are expected from Chayanne’s concert on May 2nd in Mazatlán. The Puerto Rican singer Chayanne will arrive in the port city with his 2026 tour. “Bailemos Otra Vez” (Let’s Dance Again), an international show, will take place at El Encanto Stadium. The […]
When you’re craving mole, countryside flavors, and tradition, this restaurant in Puebla has it all without leaving the city.
Living in the city, we sometimes forget our origins. Food doesn’t begin in the kitchen, but much further back. Nor does it begin with planting the seed, because the roots are the ancient traditions that sustain the countryside, that have bequeathed us recipes, and that have built a bond not only with the land in […]