Sunday, June 1, 2025

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An adobe home with colonial-style carved wooden double doors ists on a street corner in downtown Puerto Vallarta

The forgotten history of Gringo Gulch, Puerto Vallarta’s cultural crossroads

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Perched above Puerto Vallarta's beaches and bars hides a neighborhood of historic homes built by the first expats to find this former fishing village in the 1950s.
Los Arcos in Cabo San Lucas

Is summer the best time to visit Los Cabos?

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No matter your vacation needs, Los Cabos in the summer time has something for you.
Passengers wait in line at an Aeromexico check in counter

Aeroméxico strike could disrupt flights starting Sunday

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Flight attendants want their wages to catch up with inflation — and are threatening a strike on election day if Aeroméxico doesn't agree.
Jalatlaco, Oaxaca

Off the beaten track in Oaxaca city

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In the streets and murals of Jalatlaco and Xochimilco, Oaxaca city's two oldest neighborhoods, writer Bethany Platanella finds the soul of the state's capital.
An aerial view of the Tulum coastline

Tulum begins restoration of key coastal thoroughfare

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Residents and business owners banded together to demand repairs to Coba Sur Avenue, an important access road to hotels, archaeological sites and beaches.
Front car of a Maya Train convoy in the Palenque station

What I learned from traveling on the Maya Train

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Whether you're going to Cancún, Palenque, Izamal or Chichén Itzá, Bel Woodhouse has travelled it — and she's got some tips.
airport building

First US-Nayarit flights will take off in July

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The long-awaited route to Los Angeles will offer Nayarit Riviera residents and visitors their first international flights out of the local airport.
Passengers boarding a Maya Train car

A reality check for the Maya Train: Without cargo service, it will keep losing money

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It was billed and promoted as a tourism-oriented passenger train, but it can't break even without income from freight service, its director admits.
Crowds of travelers in the halls of Mexico City International Airport

Mexico City International Airport kicks off major renovation ahead of World Cup

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Authorities cautioned travelers to expect delays while the remodel is underway.
Zona Romantica in Pueto Vallarta

Puerto Vallarta is evolving to welcome the next generation of travelers

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No longer just a cruise stop, the Jalisco port is ready to welcome a breed of visitor as vibrant, modern and hungry for experiences as the new Puerto Vallarta itself.

9 fun facts about Mexico City’s Mercado Jamaica

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The capital's bustling 24-hour flower market is a thing of beauty. Here are some facts you might have missed.
Aer Lingus flight

New Dublin-Cancún flight to take off in 2026

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The route will be a seasonal flight, operating three times a week from January 6 to April 29, onboard an Airbus A330-300 wide-body aircraft.
passengers checking in at Querétaro airport

Passenger movement at Querétaro airport up by 25% in Q1

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Continuing its accelerated growth, QRO had its busiest March on record, with new nonstop routes to Madrid and Los Angeles coming soon.
Climbers on the Pyramid of the Moon in Teotihuacán

After 5 years, tourists can once again climb Teotihuacán’s Pyramid of the Moon

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The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) announced the decision as part of efforts to boost tourism in the Teotihuacán Valley.
A sign in Puerto Vallarta indicating a bus hub with a icon of a man driving a bus pulling up to a bus stop sign and the word "Autobuses" on top of the sign.

Everything you need to know about the Puerto Vallarta bus system

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Explore the Bay of Banderas in style, comfort and convenience thanks to the city's criminally underrated municipal bus service.
A white sand beach with turquoise water and condo towers in the Riviera Maya

Quintana Roo seeks to expand beach restoration efforts across the Riviera Maya

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Some of the Riviera Maya's most iconic beaches are disappearing due to coastal development and extreme weather. Now, the state is taking action.