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
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
The Mérida International Congress Center bore witness to a powerful call for the eradication of violence against women during the second day of the inaugural Business Summit of Leaders of Commerce, Services, and Tourism. The event commenced with a robust manifesto presented by Elizabeth Vargas Martín del Campo, Vice President of Business Women of Concanaco Servitur. Focused on the elimination of violence against women, the summit also featured a unique auction of the boxing glove worn by undefeated world champion Ricardo “Finito” López and the compelling life story of Spanish-African businesswoman Bisila Bokoko.… Read More
Tourism in the Yucatán region is experiencing a remarkable resurgence, surpassing the economic benefits of the previous year by an impressive 55%. The Secretary of Tourism Development (Sefotur) in Yucatán, Michelle Fridman, attributed this success to collaborative efforts and a renewed focus on promoting the region’s culinary offerings.… Read More
Tourism in Mérida is on the rise as five new tourist routes in the Tovar municipality have received official validation. The exciting announcement was made by Alí Ernesto Padrón, the Minister of Popular Power for Tourism, via various digital platforms. These newly approved routes, namely Cucuchica spa, Memorias de Tovar, Palo Cruz, La Museística, and Páramo de Mariño, promise to captivate the imaginations of both national and international travelers.… Read More
In a thrilling announcement, the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) revealed that starting from September 2023, a previously unknown area within the ancient ruins of Chichén Itzá, referred to as “Old Chichén,” will be unveiled to the public. The director-general of INAH, Diego Prieto Hernández, disclosed this exciting news during a recent press conference, underscoring the potential for a more enriching experience for visitors.… Read More
Yucatan’s gastronomy once again captivated Londoners with its rich flavors, enticing aromas, and vibrant colors, showcasing the region’s ancestral culinary techniques. Chef and traditional cook Wilson Alonzo brought the essence of Yucatan to the old continent, delighting the taste buds of European food enthusiasts.… Read More
The Yucatán Siglo XXI Convention Center recently held the second edition of the “Viajo porque viajo (I Travel Because I Travel)” expo, which brought together various companies in the tourism sector, such as travel agencies, hotels, transportation companies, and airlines. The event offered special rates to individuals seeking the best vacation destinations.… Read More
The state of Yucatan in Mexico is preparing to showcase its strengths in romance tourism by hosting the Forever Wedding Summit (FWS) on April 18 and 19, 2023. The event is expected to attract 350 attendees, including 300 wedding planners, 50 of which are among the best in Latin America. The summit provides an ideal opportunity for the state to highlight its specialized offerings and services, as well as its many scenic locations such as old cathedrals and churches, haciendas, chapels, beaches, and cenotes.… Read More
