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In Mexico City, AICM traffic falls for second straight year while...
Officials hope that the draw of the World Cup, an end to U.S. restrictions and completion of the remodeling project will rekindle the AICM and end central Mexico's air connectivity slump.
Guanajuato’s airport is getting a massive 2.88 billion-peso, 4-year facelift
The planned improvements are wide-ranging, from automated immigration and boarding procedures to a larger baggage claim area and more boarding gates, as well es expanded waiting rooms.
It’s only 1 kilometer long, but Isla Pasión is TripAdvisor’s ‘World’s...
It's just a 10-minute boat trip from Cozumel, but its beach sand is whiter and its water clearer.
International tourism to Mexico grew 6.1% in 2025
Mexico received 47.8 million international tourists in 2025 — up from 45 million in 2024 — marking a historic year for an industry that contributes approximately 8% of total GDP.
Top hotels to book in Puerto Vallarta in 2026
Puerto Vallarta beckons in 2026, and MND's local expert, Meagan Drillinger, has tips on where to stay and the best hotel options.
Tulum formalizes cenote access with sustainable tourism route
Officials say the Sustainable Cenotes Route — which connects 12 sites with trained guides, water filtration systems and structured environmental education — could boost low-season hotel occupancy by 15%.
The top international flight into Mexico is no longer from the United States
Passenger volume from the U.S. is plunging while Canadians flood Mexico-bound flights, mostly due to the "Trump effect" with many Canadians refusing to visit the U.S.
UN tourism program aims to boost benefits and reduce harm to Mexico’s coastal communities
By joining the U.N.'s iCOAST program, the Tourism Ministry seeks to end Mexicans' longstanding ambivalence toward tourism, in which its positives have sometimes been overshadowed by its harms.
Mexico City’s most paw-some pet hotels
To say Mexico City welcomes pets is a bit of an understatement. The capital city is filled wit dog-friendly parks as well as trendy dog-friendly hotels.
Volaris launches 33 new flights, deepening Mexico-US connectivity ahead of the World Cup
The low-cost carrier is now offering 11 new flights to the U.S., including its first connections to Detroit and Salt Lake City.
What’s on this February in the Riviera Maya and Yucatán
February offers more than just marvelous beach views on the Riviera Maya. There are amazing events, too, from Carnaval and cuisine to dance and painting classes.
GAP, the airport operator, is expanding its 12 terminals, including Vallarta, Guadalajara, Los Cabos and Tijuana
The investment will not only expand GAP's infrastructure by 58% and boost its annual passenger total to 85 million, but also incorporate advanced technology for safe low-visibility landings.
Now running: El Insurgente train linking Toluca with Mexico City in 45 minutes
The railway’s final section connecting the Mexico City neighborhood of Santa Fe with the Observatorio transportation hub was inaugurated by President Claudia Sheinbaum on Monday, alongside the mayor of Mexico City and the governor of México state.
Tourism Ministry, seeking to reactivate local tourism, opens new beach access points in Tulum
Tulum, traditionally been one of Mexico's favorite tourism attractions, has seen a decrease in visitors lately. Some say the privatization of public beaches is partly to blame.
Maya Train tickets go on sale in Europe
By bringing ticket sales out of the country for the first time, Mexico is making it easier for Europeans to plan and pay for their visit to Mexico, including transport through the southern tourist meccas.
Uber Shuttle launches operations in Mexico City
The van rides offer several advantages over the traditional service, including room for several more passengers, fixed routes and schedules, as well as lower costs.
