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The Amado Nervo Bridge connecting Jalisco with Nayarit is 70% complete
The massive bridge, a priority project in President Sheinbaum's transportation strategy, will cut the commute time from Puerto Vallarta to the Riviera Nayarit by 25 minutes.
Sheinbaum inaugurates train connecting CDMX with Felipe Ángeles International Airport
The new line will significantly decrease the time and cost involved in getting to and from Mexico City's newest airport, and help re-establish the Buenavista station as the hub of an expanding regional train system.
Mexico’s famed Tianguis Turístico returns to Acapulco for its 50th anniversary
In an unprecedented nod to its target market — tourists — the professionals-only tourism fair opened its "Window to Mexico" exhibit to the public over the weekend before its official launch on Monday.
After a decade of growth, why is Los Cabos tourism down in 2026?
Tourism in Los Cabos is trending concerningly downward this year, and some of the reasons why may suprise you.
5 places to visit in Mexico if you like adventure, nature and fewer crowds
From stunning waterfalls to perfect beaches, enjoying Mexico's natural wonders doesn't mean braving crowds of Instagram-hungry tourists.
Mexico in Numbers: Mexico’s busiest airports
What are the busiest airports in Mexico? How many passengers did they welcome? Find the answers to these questions and more in this week's edition of Mexico in Numbers.
Lufthansa plans more weekly CDMX-Munich flights, but rules out AIFA connections
The German carrier is gunning for more slots at the crowded Mexico City International Airport, where it hopes to offer five flights to Munich every week.
MND Local: A guide to Puerto Vallarta’s southern coast
There are some amazing beaches south of Puerto Vallarta, but the only way to get to them is to hike the trail, jump in a panga or a little of both.
These are the new rules at popular archaeological sites following the Teotihuacán shooting
The government has moved quickly to beef up security at popular tourist sites after the tragic shooting at the Teotihuacán pyramids that took the life of a Canadian tourist.
Mexico doubles down on security, inspections at cultural and archaeological sites
Monday’s shooting at the iconic Teotihuacán archaeological site 30 miles northeast of Mexico City has prompted the government to implement enhanced security protocols at the country's cultural heritage sites.
An archaeologist’s guide to the ancient Maya city of Calakmul
Calakmul was an important city for the ancient Maya and its ruins still fascinate today. Dr. Pablo Mumary shares tips on what to see and how to get there.
Safe to visit or not? The truth about traveling to Guerrero
Despite warnings from foreign governments, Guerrero has a lot to offer visitors to the lush Pacific coast.
Val’Quirico, Mexico’s Italian-inspired getaway
The flagship of the "Kingdoms of Mexico" program, Val'Quirico, a European style getaway in the heart of Mexico, has become a uniquely popular tourist destination.
Viva to connect Mexico City and Monterrey with JFK’s New Terminal One
Viva is the first Latin American airline to land a spot at JFK's massive new terminal in New York, launching nonstop routes to Mexico City’s AIFA and Monterrey as the hub opens in phases.
Visiting Cozumel? You could witness Maya astronomical wisdom this Thursday
The phenomenon occurs twice a year, typically in February and October, when the sun aligns perfectly with the upper window of the ancient structure known as El Caracol.
Magnicharters, specializing in beach trip packages, abruptly cancels all flights citing ‘logistical issues’
At least three Mexican airlines — Volaris, Viva and Aeroméxico — stand poised to help the stranded vacationers, and the Quintana Roo governor is assisting with rebookings.
