MEXICO TOURIST GUIDE
Find all the information you need to plan your next trip to Mexico and to enjoy it to the fullest!
Folklore, gastronomy, literary culture, art and exhibitions, is what you will find in the capitals of the states of Mexico. To the north, colonial Mexico, Puebla, Guadalajara, Guanajuato, the Sonoran desert and the California peninsula. To the east Veracruz and the gulf. To the west Acapulco, Oaxaca and Tuxtla Gutiérrez. And to the south the Riviera Maya and the pyramids of Chichén-Itzá, Tulúm and Cobá in Yucatán, Palenque in Chiapas, the cenotes, and the Central American jungles.
A Magical Town is a place with symbols and legends, towns with history that in many cases have been the scene of transcendent events for our country, they are places that show the national identity in each of its corners, with a magic that emanates from its attractions ; visiting them is an opportunity to discover the charm of Mexico. The Magical Towns Program contributes to revalue a set of populations in the country that have always been in the collective imagination of the nation and that represent fresh and varied alternatives for national and foreign visitors. A town that through time and in the face of modernity, has conserved, valued and defended its historical, cultural and natural heritage; and manifests it in various expressions through its tangible and intangible heritage. A Magical Town is a town that has unique, symbolic attributes, authentic stories, transcendent events, everyday life, which means a great opportunity for tourist use, taking into account the motivations and needs of travelers.
Recent News:
Xóchitl Gálvez Spearheads Tourism Revival in Quintana Roo
Quintana Roo, renowned as Mexico’s premier tourist hotspot, is poised for a significant boost in tourism promotion with the enlistment of Xóchitl Gálvez. Her previous tenure as Secretary of Tourism, combined with a deep-rooted passion for the industry, positions her as a pivotal figure in driving the state’s tourism sector towards recovery.… Read More
Discover Durango: A Guide to the State’s Must-Visit Attractions
Durango, a state with deep historical roots and rich cultural heritage, is a destination that captivates visitors with its diverse attractions. From the haunting beauty of the Cathedral of Durango, home to the legend of a nun’s eternal wait for her French soldier love, to the state’s recognition as Mexico’s most significant forest reserve, Durango offers a variety of experiences for every traveler.… Read More
Cancun to Host Groundbreaking Ibero-American Tourism Congress
Cancun, one of Latin America’s premier vacation destinations, is gearing up to host the first-ever Ibero-American Tourism Congress 2024, themed “Sustainable, Inclusive, and Fair,” on March 20th and 21st. This landmark event is being organized through a collaborative effort involving the Ministry of Tourism, the Government of Quintana Roo, the Ibero-American Federation of Young Entrepreneurs (FIJE), the Council of Ibero-American Entrepreneurs (CEIB), the Spanish Confederation of Business Organizations (CEOE), and the World Tourism Organization.… Read More
Veracruz: A New Tourism Frontier
In an intriguing turn of events, Veracruz has begun to attract an unexpected crowd of tourists from non-traditional countries, marking a significant shift in its visitor demographics. According to Guillermo Macías Lagunes, the general secretary of the Permanent Assembly of Civil Associations with the Culture and Tourism Commission, there has been a noticeable increase in travelers from Poland, a country not previously known for its citizens’ travel to Latin America, and particularly Mexico. This new trend highlights the global interest in the rich cultural experiences offered by the region.… Read More
Discover Nayarit: Five Must-Visit Destinations for a Quick Getaway
Treating your free days as precious opportunities can lead you to explore some of Mexico’s most enchanting tourist destinations, including the vibrant state of Nayarit. With an impressive influx of around three million visitors in 2019, Nayarit’s popularity is on a steady rise, showcasing its appeal to travelers seeking culture, history, and nature.… Read More
Boost in Mexico’s International Tourism: A Positive Start to 2024
Mexico has witnessed a promising start to the year in its tourism sector, with a 3.6% increase in international visitors in January compared to the same month in 2023. The National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi) revealed that the country welcomed 3.63 million foreign tourists in the first month of 2024, marking an improvement from the 3.51 million tourists recorded in January 2023.… Read More
Mexico’s Air Tourism Soars in New Year Surge
Air tourism in Mexico has shown a remarkable uptick in the initial month of the year, as reported by the Mexican Government’s Ministry of Tourism. The country witnessed a transportation of 10.2 million passengers through its airways on both domestic and international fronts, surpassing the figures from January 2019, before the pandemic hit.… Read More
CDMX (Mexico City): The New Digital Nomad Capital
In recent years, Mexico City has experienced a remarkable transformation, becoming an increasingly popular destination for digital nomads, despite its challenges such as overcrowding, seismic activity, and pollution. This shift has been significantly influenced by the global pandemic, which spurred many to seek out locations with fewer restrictions, leading to a notable influx of remote workers. According to analysis by Restart, the population of digital nomads in Mexico has surged, tripling over the last four years, making it the leading destination in Latin America for this demographic. The majority of these nomads originate from the United States and are drawn to Mexico City for various reasons.… Read More
Mexican Tennis Open’s Economic Impact Dips Amidst Hurricane Fallout
The Mexican Tennis Open, an annual sporting event held in Acapulco, has recently concluded, leaving behind an economic footprint that, while substantial, fell short of previous years. According to organizers, the tournament, which took place from February 24 to March 2 at the GNP Arena, drew a total attendance of 56,760 spectators. While this is a notable number, it signifies only 63% of the attendance seen in the 2023 edition, which boasted an audience of 90,000 people.… Read More
Bahía de Kino Brimming with Reservations Ahead of Easter 2024
As Easter approaches, Bahía de Kino is gearing up for what promises to be a bustling season, with reports indicating a significant surge in reservations, hitting up to 85%. Fernanda Cisneros Rodríguez, the director of Tourism Promotion, shared insights into the burgeoning anticipation for the influx of visitors, expected to reach as high as 50,000 during this period.… Read More
San Luis Potosí Shines Internationally with Festival of Traditions
San Luis Potosí took center stage on the international tourism map with the commencement of the XIV Festival of Traditions of Life and Death, hosted at one of the world’s most renowned tourist destinations. The event, inaugurated by Governor Juan Manuel Carreras López, marked a significant moment in showcasing the cultural richness of the region to both national and foreign visitors.… Read More
Sustainability Challenges in Riviera Maya Tourism
In the scenic expanse of the Riviera Maya, visitors revel in luxurious accommodations, yet their stay comes at a staggering water cost. Each night, tourists can consume up to three thousand liters of water, a stark contrast to the modest 60 liters per person per day recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO).… Read More