Tuesday, March 3, 2026

Mexico News Daily looks into the ‘Future of Mexico’: A perspective from our CEO

This past week, Mexico News Daily co-hosted the two-day Future of Mexico Forum with Querencia. The private event was held at Querencia’s Private Golf & Beach Club community in Los Cabos, Mexico.

For nearly a year, our teams worked together to develop a forum in which we could bring together thought leaders to discuss a diverse range of topics regarding the future of Mexico. The timing of the event was very deliberate; we chose a date shortly after both the Mexican and United States presidential elections, which we expected to be perfect timing to be able to make predictions based on the new leadership in each country.

A view of the Baja California Sur mountains behind a Querencia pool and deck near Los Cabos, where MND's Future of Mexico Forum was held
Mexico News Daily co-hosted the Future of Mexico Forum with Querencia, an exclusive private community in Los Cabos. (Querencia)

The forum was unique in that it brought together a diverse range of leaders to discuss a wide variety of topics. We had representatives from the right and left sides of the political aisle from both Mexico and the United States. We had current and former politicians. We had men and women leaders. We had early and late career thought leaders. We had business leaders who had met with President Sheinbaum just days earlier, who are making sense of the political and economic winds in real time to make decisions for their businesses. And we had one of Mexico’s leading architects, as well as one of Mexico’s key thought leaders on the issue of security in the country.

We are excited to be bringing you a series of content that our team put together from exclusive interviews at the event with the presenters. Over the next several weeks, we will be publishing articles, videos and social media content from the interviews to help give you exclusive insight into the future of Mexico.

The team at MND is dedicated to bringing you the latest news and information to help you better understand the country. We will increasingly be bringing you perspectives from a diverse array of thought leaders to help you develop your own thoughts on the future. Whether looking for business trends, investment opportunities or new places to travel or live in the country, we want Mexico News Daily to increasingly be your source to help arm you with the information you need to help anticipate and prepare for the future of Mexico.

Keep an eye out for this new content starting on Monday, Feb. 17. The news cycle is as dynamic as ever with new developments that impact the future of Mexico happening on a nearly daily basis. Mexico News Daily is your front-row seat to help you stay on top of it all.

Thank you for reading MND.


Travis Bembenek is the CEO of Mexico News Daily and has been living, working or playing in Mexico for nearly 30 years.

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