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
Campeche, known for its rich historical and cultural heritage, experienced a remarkable surge in tourism throughout 2023, surpassing the numbers recorded in 2022. The Campeche Tourism Secretariat shared this exciting news, emphasizing that such a rebound hadn’t been witnessed since 2019. Mauricio Arceo Piña, the head of the state agency, expressed confidence in the positive trend, anticipating official announcements regarding tourist influx and hotel occupancy in the coming days.… Read More
The inaugural journey of the Mayan Train, connecting Campeche with Cancun, brought a mix of excitement and challenges for passengers eager to experience this iconic travel. Passengers arrived at the San Francisco Campeche station, featuring impressive architecture by Gabriela Bojalil. The station, though bustling, lacked certain amenities, with a limited waiting room and a sparse food supply. Ticket prices for Premier and Tourist classes were displayed, with a notable difference in costs.… Read More
Campeche’s Historic Center is set to attract more tourists with ongoing investments in its revitalization. Several significant public spaces within the city’s first square have already been completed, creating a welcoming environment for visitors exploring the “World Heritage” site of Campeche.… Read More
The Institute of Culture and Arts of the state of Campeche is inviting families and their children to attend the Festival of the Day of the Boy and Girl. The festival will take place on April 30th at Concha Acústica, starting from 10am until 8:30 pm. There will be a variety of fun activities for the whole family, such as contests, music, a clown show, games, artistic workshops, tram rides, and much more.… Read More
Laguna de Términos is declared a flora and fauna protection area, and is the largest estuary in Mexico, covering over 700,000 hectares. It is home to a variety of terrestrial and aquatic plants and animals, including Jabiru Stork, American Stork, Bucket Heron, Roseate Spoonbill, Mallard Duck, White-winged Pijije, Blue-winged Teal, Peregirno Falcon, White Ibis, and more.… Read More
