Anticipating a surge in tourism, the regions of Altas Montañas and Xalapa in Veracruz are gearing up to welcome over 35 thousand visitors during the festive Christmas season. Popular destinations such as Perote, Las Vigas, Xalapa, Córdoba, Orizaba, and Coscomatepec are anticipating increased footfall as visitors flock to admire winter landscapes, purchase pine trees, and indulge in seasonal shopping.… Read More
In an announcement by the State Attorney for the Environment, Sergio Rodríguez Cortés, it was revealed that the Aquarium of the Port of Veracruz welcomed an impressive 954,173 visitors in the period from November 2022 to November 2023. Cortés expressed optimism that the year-end figures might even breach the one-million mark, indicating a thriving interest in the facility.… Read More
Naolinco, a charming Magical Town nestled in Veracruz, is eagerly preparing for a grand celebration during the upcoming Day of the Dead festivities. The town anticipates welcoming thousands of visitors who will revel in its cobblestone streets, savor its exquisite cuisine, peruse traditional shoe stores and leather product shops, and immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere.… Read More
Entrepreneurs hailing from the northern region are gearing up to showcase the allure of the Totonac region and its remarkable tourist hotspots, including the renowned “Tajín Route.” Their participation is confirmed for the upcoming second edition of the Veracruz Tourism Expo, scheduled to take place from November 7 to 9, 2023.… Read More
Veracruz has emerged as a pivotal driver of economic diversification. The Secretary of Tourism and Culture of Veracruz reports that tourism now accounts for a substantial 22% of the state’s GDP. This significant contribution underscores the sector’s strategic importance to the region’s economy.… Read More
Veracruz, renowned for its rich culinary heritage, has emerged as a top draw for both locals and tourists, with its gastronomy gaining the spotlight. The recent summer holidays have proven to be a boon for the region’s restaurant industry, reporting a surge in tourism and positive revenue, according to the Restaurant Association.… Read More
The Secretary of Tourism for the Mexican Government, Miguel Torruco Marqués, along with Governor Cuitláhuac García Jiménez, embarked on a productive journey through the state of Veracruz. The primary objective was to catalyze actions that bolster the region’s tourism by enhancing its attractions, infrastructure, and more, ultimately yielding economic gains for the local populace.… Read More
For over half a century, the residents of Barrio del Xallitic in Xalapa have united to cherish and restore the fountains, bridge, wash areas, and green spaces, which they consider the heart of their city. Among the prominent advocates for preserving traditions and promoting care is 74-year-old Doña Tebi. Their efforts are now turning Xallitic into the first Magical District in the state of Veracruz.… Read More
Exciting news for Xalapa’s Xallitic neighborhood, as it is about to be officially recognized as a “Magical Neighborhood” in August. This prestigious designation will be conferred by Miguel Torruco Marqués, the federal tourism secretary, during his visit to Xalapa. The announcement was made by Iván Martínez Olvera, the Secretary of Tourism in Veracruz, who highlighted the significant national exposure and promotion this title will bring to the neighborhood.… Read More
Veracruz, Mexico’s Secretary of Tourism, Iván Martínez Olvera, recently announced that they have invested 45 million pesos in promoting tourism in the state through a two percent trust fund for lodging. This funding has been utilized for various national and international campaigns aimed at attracting visitors to Veracruz. Martínez Olvera highlighted that the impact of their efforts goes beyond the initial investment, as they benefit from numerous agreements, interviews, and meetings at the national level, which help promote Veracruz at no additional cost.… Read More
Córdoba and Naolinco, two towns in Veracruz, Mexico, have finally been granted the coveted title of Magic Town after an eight-year wait. This designation, given by the federal Ministry of Tourism, is highly sought after as it guarantees an 8 percent increase in tourist activity and brings economic benefits to the region. The integration of these towns into the program was celebrated in Veracruz, with officials expressing their gratitude to Miguel Torruco Marqués, the head of the agency, and Iván Francisco Martínez Olvera, the State Secretary of Tourism and Culture, for their support and coordination.… Read More
Anticipation is running high as Veracruz prepares to host what promises to be the most spectacular salsa festival worldwide in 2023. Iván Martínez Olvera, the Secretary of Tourism in Veracruz, expressed confidence in the upcoming event, stating that everything is in place for an unforgettable experience and that they are expecting a staggering 400,000 visitors.… Read More
The San Bartolo Hot Springs, located in the mountainous region of the municipality of Atzalan, Veracruz, is a perfect getaway for people looking to spend a weekend in a natural spa. The hot springs are not well known, so visitors might have the place to themselves or their family. The hot springs are formed from the Misantla River and are rich in minerals, emanating high-temperature water. Visitors can enjoy a crystal-clear view of turquoise waters, flora, and fauna.… Read More
The Mexican city of Orizaba, known for its tourist attractions, has certified guides and tourist advisors to accompany visitors to the different sites around the city. The guides are able to communicate in Spanish, English, and other languages. The increase in tourism demand has led to the need for more service providers to meet visitors’ needs.… Read More
Hotels in the Veracruz-Boca del Río metropolitan area reached 80 percent occupancy during the long weekend preceding the Easter holiday season, according to the president of the Association of Hotels and Motels, César Muñiz Cuervo. He said that last week they began to receive important reservations that helped them achieve that percentage, despite the cold front that brought a northern event to the area. Some tourists changed their beach plans for other recreational activities in the region. Veracruz offers a variety of activities beyond the beaches, and this is an advantage for the region.… Read More
Veracruz’s Secretary of Tourism, Iván Martínez Olvera, has announced that this year’s Tajín Summit is expected to draw more than 150,000 visitors, with an estimated economic benefit of over 120 million pesos. The festival, known for its indigenous music, dance, and food, is a major event in the region and attracts visitors from across Mexico.… Read More
SalsaFest 2023 is just around the corner and it promises to be an unforgettable celebration of the best salsa music. The organizers have already confirmed the dates and it will take place on the first weekend of June, starting on Thursday, June 1st and ending on Saturday, June 3rd. The venue for the event will be the Salsodromo de Veracruz located on Vicente Fox boulevard in Boca del Río, Veracruz.… Read More
A recent discovery in La Pastora, Veracruz could bring in a surge of tourists to the area. The discovery of a large indigenous settlement from the classic period of the Mesoamerican era has sparked interest among historians, archaeologists, and cultural enthusiasts alike. The settlement, which dates back to between 400 and 600 AD, is believed to have been inhabited by the Totonac people. … Read More
