Madrid is set to showcase its rich cultural tapestry at the fourth annual Festival of Hispanic Heritage this October, with Mexico featured as the guest country. The announcement was made by Isabel Díaz Ayuso, president of the Community of Madrid, who emphasized the festival’s role in connecting with distant markets and celebrating the diverse origins of Madrid’s residents.… Read More
In a recent development aimed at promoting tourism in Campeche, Francisco Estrada Gómez, the president of the Tourism Business Council of Shops on 59th Street and traditional neighborhoods, introduced the new board of directors for the association. This strategic move underscores the ongoing efforts to enhance the region’s attractiveness to tourists and provide a boost to local businesses.… Read More
Morelos, one of Mexico’s vibrant states, recently celebrated a significant milestone—its 155th anniversary as a federative entity. The state was officially established in 1869 by then-President Benito Juárez García, who organized it into the districts of Cuernavaca, Cuautla, Jonacatepec, Tetecala, and Yautepec. These areas, once part of the State of Mexico, came together to form what is now known as Morelos.… Read More
Veracruz is widely known for its scenic beaches attracting countless tourists yearning for sun and sand. However, the state also offers a rich tapestry of historical tourism that many are yet to discover. Veracruz, comprised of 212 municipalities, houses several lesser-known sites that are not only steeped in history but are also visually stunning.… Read More
The Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation (SICT) recently announced the inauguration of a new direct flight service linking Tepic International Airport in Nayarit, Mexico, to Los Angeles, California. This service is set to commence on April 16, marking a significant step in enhancing the airport’s international connections.… Read More
Quintana Roo is set to welcome Brazilian tourists with a new electronic visa starting in May. This initiative aims to boost tourism by simplifying the entry process for travelers from Brazil, who can now more easily explore the region’s 12 captivating destinations.… Read More
Despite challenges posed by Hurricane Otis, the state of Guerrero showcased resilience and success at the 48th Tourist Tianguis held in Acapulco. The event was marked by a significant number of business engagements, with Guerrero’s pavilion hosting 1,400 business appointments across various sectors of the tourism industry, as reported by Santos Ramírez Cuevas, Guerrero’s Secretary of Tourism.… Read More
Durango witnessed a substantial increase in tourism over Holy Week, from March 28 to 31, 2024, with a remarkable 50.73% rise in visitor numbers compared to last year. According to the local Tourism Office, 722 visitors were recorded during the period, significantly boosting the city’s tourism sector.… Read More
Miramar Beach in Ciudad Madero has once again proven itself as Tamaulipas’ premier tourist attraction, according to recent data from State Tourism. During the Easter 2024 holidays, this coastal gem stood out as the most favored destination among visitors to the region.… Read More
At the bustling Tourist Tianguis 2024 in Acapulco, Sinaloa made a memorable impression with its traditional aguachile, captivating attendees with a taste of its culinary heritage. The event, a major gathering for tour operators and tourism entrepreneurs globally, provided the perfect backdrop for showcasing Sinaloa’s rich flavors.… Read More
The Tianguis Turístico 2024, a major tourism industry event, has officially commenced, with the state of Yucatán playing a prominent role. Known for its rich cultural heritage and scenic beauty, Yucatán aims to enhance its visibility on both national and international platforms through this event.… Read More
Mexico City’s Bucareli Avenue has been honored as one of the world’s 30 most interesting streets by the British magazine Time Out. The Secretary of Tourism for Mexico City highlighted this recognition, emphasizing the avenue’s bohemian allure and the diverse experiences it offers. Travelers can enjoy an array of dining, entertainment, and cultural activities, alongside the historic buildings that line its path, enhancing its charm.… Read More
Mazatlán, a city in Sinaloa, Mexico, has witnessed a remarkable surge in tourist activity, reaching a hotel occupancy rate of 98%, thanks to the solar eclipse event this Monday, April 8. The Sinaloa Tourism Secretariat disclosed that an unprecedented influx of approximately 750,000 tourists has flooded the area, with a notable 70% visiting Mazatlán for the first time, drawn by the opportunity to experience the solar eclipse.… Read More
To enhance tourism and draw more visitors, various business sectors in Veracruz have embarked on a promotional journey across the country, employing tourist caravans as their primary strategy. This initiative sees the collaboration of hoteliers from the Veracruz – Boca del Río metropolitan area, who are determined to showcase the state’s allure far and wide.… Read More
For the second year running, Ixmiquilpan has emerged as the most visited location in Hidalgo during Holy Week, thanks to its alluring spas, the Hidalgo Ministry of Tourism announced. Elizabeth Quintanar Ramírez, the state’s Secretary of Tourism, reported that the town retained its top spot through the holiday, drawing significant crowds particularly over the peak days of Good Friday, Holy Saturday, and Easter Sunday. Initial estimates suggest that the town played host to 1.5 million visitors, a number expected to climb to 2 million in light of the Santiago de Anaya Gastronomic Exhibition, which opened on April 6.… Read More
Sinaloa is gearing up for a grand finale to the holiday season, anticipating a surge in tourism thanks to the Solar Eclipse. The Ministry of Tourism in Sinaloa expects around 750,000 visitors to flock to the region this weekend, drawn by the allure of the eclipse and the tail end of the Easter holidays. Ricardo Velarde Cárdenas, the head of the Tourism Ministry in Sinaloa, shared these figures, highlighting an expected economic boon of about one billion pesos across the state.… Read More
In a remarkable display of resilience, the state of Guerrero has shown signs of recovery in its tourism sector, notably during the recent holiday period. The state witnessed hotel occupancies soar to an average of 80%, signaling a hopeful return to normalcy in its tourism activities. This rebound is especially noteworthy given the severe challenges Guerrero faced in recent months, underscoring a significant step towards the region’s economic revival and social development.… Read More
With the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse fast approaching, Durango is gearing up for an astronomical event expected to draw over 20,000 visitors. The state government, led by Governor Esteban Villegas Villarreal, has been preparing for more than a year for this celestial phenomenon, positioning Durango as a prime viewing location.… Read More
In a notable showcase of its tourism appeal, Cozumel has once again underscored its position as a premier destination in the Mexican Caribbean. With over 1.6 million visitors gracing its shores via cruise ships and flights in just the first quarter of the year, the island has witnessed unprecedented growth. This surge encompasses record-setting numbers in flight arrivals, cruise ship dockings, and hotel occupancy, marking a thriving start to the year for the largest island in the Mexican Caribbean.… Read More
Zacatecas, a bustling tourist destination, has seen its hotel occupancy rates soar beyond expectations this Easter holiday, according to Le Roy Barragán Ocampo, the head of Zacatecas’s Ministry of Tourism. The announcement came as a pleasant surprise to the local hospitality industry, with several hotels reporting remarkable occupancy rates. For instance, Mesón de Jobito and Emporio boasted occupancy rates of 94% and 93% respectively, while the City Express achieved a full 100% booking. Other notable mentions include the Fiesta Inn at 89%, Hampton at 90%, and the Quinta Real at a 62% occupancy rate.… Read More
Holy Week brought an unprecedented economic boost to Tamaulipas, with the tourism and commerce sectors experiencing a significant uplift. The festive period saw an economic impact of 5 billion pesos in the state, a 10% increase compared to the previous year. This growth highlights a remarkable recovery and vitality in the region’s economy and tourist activity.… Read More
Cancun is gearing up for an extraordinary Easter holiday, as the renowned beach destination is expecting a substantial influx of tourists. Forecasts predict that the coastal paradise will welcome over 50,000 visitors, marking a significant uptick in holiday foot traffic. This surge, estimated at 28% more than the previous weekend, underscores Cancun’s unwavering appeal as a prime spot for vacationers seeking sun, sea, and sand during the festive season. In response, local authorities have initiated a comprehensive safety operation to ensure that the anticipated crowds enjoy their stay without a hitch.… Read More
Puerto Vallarta, nestled in the state of Jalisco, stands as a beacon of tropical bliss, captivating the hearts of over six million travelers in 2023 alone, as reported by the Ministry of Tourism of Jalisco (Secturjal). This surge in visitors is a testament to the allure of its pristine beaches, vibrant festivities, and exquisite cuisine, making it a must-visit destination.… Read More
Hidalgo, a state rich in culture, history, and natural beauty, offers an array of unforgettable experiences for every type of traveler. From its capital, Pachuca de Soto, affectionately known as “La Bella Airosa,” visitors can explore a blend of modernity and tradition. The city is home to the iconic Monumental Clock, the Rehilete Museum with its captivating exhibits, and a historic center that showcases stunning colonial architecture. This is just the beginning of a journey that reveals the magic of Hidalgo through its 12 essential destinations.… Read More
Guanajuato, a city in the heart of Mexico, is not only a UNESCO World Heritage Site but also a place where culture, history, and adventure meet. Known for its colonial architecture and vibrant streets, Guanajuato offers an array of experiences that don’t cost a dime. The city’s climate is most favorable for tourism during the dry season, spanning from November to April. With its compact size, Guanajuato is best explored on foot, though buses and taxis are available for those who prefer a ride. Visitors are advised to dress comfortably and protect themselves from the sun.… Read More
As Holy Week 2024 approaches, travelers are turning their sights to the magical towns near Mexico City, renowned for their rich cultural, gastronomic, and artistic heritage. These destinations, accessible within a few hours from the bustling capital, cater to various budgets, offering a perfect getaway during the long weekend.… Read More
Spring break has traditionally been a period where tourists flock to various destinations for a brief respite from their daily routines. In 2024, the Mexican resorts of Cancun, Los Cabos, and Puerto Vallarta have emerged as the top choices for American tourists, securing the first, second, and fourth spots, respectively, on the list of favored international spring break destinations. This ranking comes from a comprehensive study by Allianz Partners, a global leader in travel assistance services, highlighting the enduring appeal of Mexico’s pristine beaches and vibrant culture to American travelers.… Read More
In a recent development that could redefine the tourism landscape of Tabasco, Javier May Rodríguez, the gubernatorial candidate for the “Let’s Keep Making History” coalition, has unveiled his ambitious vision for Tenosique. During a house-to-house campaign in the area known as the land of Pino Suárez, Rodríguez shared his plans to transform Tenosique into the state’s tourism capital, leveraging the potential brought by one of the 34 stations of the Mayan Train.… Read More
As the Easter holiday season approaches, the idyllic island of Cozumel is gearing up for what is anticipated to be its busiest period yet, with a surge in both national and international visitors. The island, renowned for its stunning beauty and safety, is set to welcome tourists through an array of transportation methods including increased flights, cruise ships, and the federal maritime route.… Read More
In the early months of this year, Mexico City experienced a significant economic boost from its tourism sector, generating a staggering 20,419 million pesos. This influx was propelled by the arrival of 10.7 million visitors, marking a notable impact on both the economy and employment levels in the local community.… Read More
Durango is gearing up for an influx of tourists this Easter, with expectations of surpassing 90% hotel occupancy, as shared by Fernando Duran Escobosa, president of the Tourism Cluster in Durango. The anticipation builds as visitors have already started arriving in the week leading up to the main festivities, with reservations for the holy days seeing a significant uptick.… Read More
As Holy Week approaches, Mexico anticipates a significant surge in tourism revenue, with projections exceeding 275 billion pesos—an impressive 71.8% increase from the previous year. This forecast, provided by the Confederation of National Chambers of Commerce, Services, and Tourism (Concanaco-Servytur), underscores the vibrant economic recovery and growing interest among both domestic and international travelers. With the holiday period extending from the upcoming Saturday to April 7, destinations ranging from beach resorts to magical towns are preparing for a substantial influx of visitors.… Read More
Tlaxcala is set to receive prestigious recognition for its remarkable achievements in promoting sports tourism, according to Josefina Rodríguez Zamora, the Secretary of Tourism. This accolade is in acknowledgment of the state’s success in hosting both national and international sports events that boost tourism and showcase its competitive edge in the industry.… Read More
As the Easter holidays approach, Veracruz is brimming with optimism, with tourist service providers and municipal officials projecting an impressive 100% hotel occupancy rate for the season’s first week. Mayor Patricia Lobeira Rodríguez highlighted the city’s readiness to welcome the influx of visitors, pointing to the positive turnout and bustling beaches during a recent long weekend as a promising indicator of what’s to come.… Read More
In Mérida, Yucatán, a significant initiative aimed at boosting the local tourism industry saw more than 150 workers receiving specialized training, as part of the Hotel Training Conferences. This effort is a collaborative endeavor between the Mérida City Council and the AMHY, showcasing a deep-seated commitment to advancing the region’s tourism sector.… Read More
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
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, 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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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 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
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
When discussing tourism in Morelos, one can’t help but marvel at the diverse array of options available for visitors. Whether you’re someone who revels in swimming and leisurely dips or prefers immersing yourself in natural landscapes for activities like hiking, birdwatching, or biking, Morelos has it all. From natural spas like Los Amates and Agua Hedionda to national parks such as Lagunas de Zempoala and El Tepozteco, the state offers a plethora of choices for nature enthusiasts.… Read More
The tourism scene in Veracruz has kicked off 2024 with a promising surge in visitors, according to Guillermo Macías Lagunes, the general secretary of the Permanent Assembly of Civil Associations with the Culture and Tourism Commission.… Read More
Fernando Durán Escobosa, the president of the Durango Tourism Cluster, has underscored the city’s status as one of the most budget-friendly accommodation options nationwide. Emphasizing its below-average prices, Durán Escobosa points out that Durango offers visitors excellent value for their money, making it an attractive destination for travelers seeking affordability without compromising on experience.… Read More
