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El Salto adventures

See fire, earth and water at Colima’s most stunning natural wonders

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Colima may be one of Mexico's smallest states, but it's got some of Mexico's most stunning views, hikes and experiences.
AIFA train

One week into operations, the train to the Felipe Ángeles International...

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The train is currently operating at near-maximum capacity, having transported 206,515 passengers in its first week of operations, according to Mexico's Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation Ministry (SICT).
Padre Tembleque Aqueduct/aqueducts in Mexico

Don’t miss Mexico’s amazing aqueducts

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Mexico's monumental and visually stunning aqueducts have histories that often date back hundreds of years, and feature some incredible backstories.
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protect Cabo Pulmo, underwater sanctuary

MND Local: The battle to protect Cabo Pulmo and record-breaking cruise ship arrivals in...

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A new ruling should protect Cabo Pulmo for now, but 20 years of history show that fight is far from over.
La Malinche

Looking to scale a mountain? Tlaxcala’s La Malinche might be one to try

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La Malinche, both the mountain and the eponymous national park, is a treasured weekend getaway destination for those from Mexico City.
Playa Viva in Guerrero, hotel in remote Mexico

Off-grid and off-script: What it really takes to open a hotel in remote Mexico

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Have you ever dreamed of opening a hotel in a remote part of Mexico? It's doable but brings challenges you might not have considered.
Zacatlán de las Manzanas, Puebla

From hidden gems to old favorites, the 2026 Best of Mexico list will keep you on the move

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Some of the magazine's selections are quite well known, but others will send even veteran Mexico explorers, foreign or native-born, to Google maps for guidance.

Playa del Carmen declares red alert as sargassum overwhelms Riviera Maya beaches

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Sargassum season is off to an early, intense start in Quintana Roo, where state officials are preparing to dispose of over 100,000 metric tons of seaweed expected to arrive in coming months.
Amado Nervo Bridge

The Amado Nervo Bridge connecting Jalisco with Nayarit is 70% complete

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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.
inauguration CDMX-AIFA

Sheinbaum inaugurates train connecting CDMX with Felipe Ángeles International Airport

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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.
Tianguis returns to Acapulco

Mexico’s famed Tianguis Turístico returns to Acapulco for its 50th anniversary

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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.
Land's End in Cabo San Lucas

After a decade of growth, why is Los Cabos tourism down in 2026?

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Tourism in Los Cabos is trending concerningly downward this year, and some of the reasons why may suprise you.
Grutas de Tolantongo

5 places to visit in Mexico if you like adventure, nature and fewer crowds

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From stunning waterfalls to perfect beaches, enjoying Mexico's natural wonders doesn't mean braving crowds of Instagram-hungry tourists.
Aeromexico planes line up at Mexico City International Airport (AICM)

Mexico in Numbers: Mexico’s busiest airports

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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.
A Lufthansa airplane

Lufthansa plans more weekly CDMX-Munich flights, but rules out AIFA connections

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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.
Colomitos

MND Local: A guide to Puerto Vallarta’s southern coast

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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.