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5 Oaxaca Day of the Dead events you need to book...
Don't wait to book these high-demand tours and experiences for Oaxaca Day of the Dead celebrations — reserve your spot now!
If you love the Grand Canyon, then you’ll love Copper Canyon...
Nature, history and one of the world's most stunning train journeys: Welcome to Chihuahua.
What’s on in Guadalajara in September
National pride, hot air balloons and corn (of course) are all on offer in the state of Jalisco this month.
The only airport with direct flights to every 2026 World Cup city? It’s Cancún
Quintana Roo authorities are hoping that their lead in air connectivity will justify promoting Cancún and the state as a whole as the "Gateway to the 2026 World Cup."
Western Jalisco and the Riviera Nayarit: beaches, crocs and jungles
The next stop on our tour of Jalisco's "magic circle" is the lush western coastline of the state, a place teeming with life and wonder.
Higher ground: San Miguel de Allende’s most scenic spots (that aren’t rooftop bars)
Dinner, a walk and great views? Simone Jacobson has you covered.
Nauka and Siari mark a new chapter in the rapid evolution of Riviera Nayarit
Two new luxury developments in the Riviera Nayarit offer a glimpse into a tantalizing future.
Ciudad Juárez International Airport inaugurates a new terminal, doubling its capacity
The new US $44 million terminal is part of an ongoing expansion that will see another US $58.9 million spent on imrovements by 2030.
Tulum transportation workers report steep decline in tourists
Daily ridership between Tulum and Playa del Carmen has fallen by more than 50%, according to estimates by local transport operators.
Acapulco debuts maritime public transport system
The 90-passenger, 25 m by 7 m boat offers residents and tourists a traffic-free ride to several points along Acapulco Bay, costing from 30 to 160 pesos.
Viva launches new flights connecting US cities to AIFA airport
The Mexico City metropolitan area's newest airport is adding more international connections ahead of the FIFA World Cup.
Tourism Ministry launches program to accredit community-based experiences in 8 states
With the accreditation system, Mexico's Tourism Ministry (Sectur) wants to help local organizations and individuals have a greater say over the tourism that takes place in their communities.
Gorgeous hiking in Aguascalientes? Ask these Mexicans how
Wondering where to go hiking in Aguascalientes? These locals share all the best trails, including one you can take clear to Alaska.
Plan to extend Maya Train to Guatemala is full steam ahead after bilateral talks
Both nations have agreed to pursue the necessary feasibility studies to construct a rail link between southeastern Mexico and northern Guatemala that could transport both cargo and passengers.
Where to Travel in Mexico 2025 Guide: Wildlife enthusiasts
As our series comes to and end, here's where to see the country's most incredible wildlife, on both land and sea.
Mincho’s Law and dolphin experiences in Los Cabos
Dolphin experiences in Los Cabos have come under fire for poor treatment of animals, but after new legislation, what are conditions like now?
