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Responding to sanctions, Mexico cedes slots to US airlines at AICM
The conflict over the allocation of flights and routes came to a head in October when DOT revoked approval for 13 routes operated by Mexican airlines to the U.S. from Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA) and Mexico City International Airport (AICM).
Mexico launches ‘Tulum Reborn’ strategy to tackle slump in tourism
The 128-action strategy is centered around four pillars: the orderly regulation of tourist attractions, responsible urban and environmental management, tourism development and promotion and the comprehensive improvement of infrastructure and facilities in Tulum.
Born for a mission for peace: The little-known origins of Puerto...
The Marigalante was much more than just the pirate ship that welcomed revelers before finally sinking in the Bay of Banderas. In her previous life, she was part of myriad voyages and adventures.
How Jalisco is getting ready to welcome the world for the 2026 FIFA World...
Guadalajara, set to host four FIFA World Cup matches next year, isn't the only destination in Jalisco that's busily getting ready for all the visitors expected statewide from the massive event.
International visitation is up nearly 14% this year
Revenue from tourist visits has also risen signficantly this year, up 6.2% in the first nine months of the year, despite a drop in average per-tourist spending in September.
A ‘sneaky’ service that may be costing you a bundle when shopping in Mexico
Dynamic currency conversion is the latest method to sneakily charge travelers in Mexico. Writer Dawn Stoner shares her tips on how to avoid falling for it.
Work begins on a new highway connecting San Luis Potosí with Querétaro
An alternative route has long been urged by freight carriers and travelers dissatisfied with the trouble-prone Carretera 57, one of Mexico's busiest highways.
Aeroméxico announces 2 new direct flights to Europe from CDMX and Monterrey
Mexico City will have a direct flight to Barcelona, Spain, and Monterrey, Nuevo León, will have a direct flight to Paris, France, eliminating the need for layovers in Mexico City or Madrid.
If you love Thailand’s natural pools, then you’ll also love Valladolid’s cenote circuit in Mexico
From cenotes to ancient pyramids, Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula offers travelers access to amazing natural and cultural treasures. If you love Thailand's natural pools, wait until you try the Valladolid cenote circuit.
New hotels and resorts in Los Cabos, 2025-2030
New hotels and resorts are coming soon to Los Cabos, including nine spectacular properties scheduled to open by 2030.
Guadalajara and Riviera Nayarit rank among CN Traveler’s ‘Best Places to Go in 2026’
The birthplace of mariachi and a quiet stretch of Mexico's Pacific coastline are among the best 2026 travel destinations in the world, according to Condé Nast Traveler.
Tourism Ministry reverses Tulum mayor’s restrictions, re-opens free beach access
Tulum's mayor had prohibited visitors from bringing food, drinks, coolers and even umbrellas onto the beaches, effectively limiting access to hotel patrons.
Mazatlán’s cruise ship season ramps up with 18 arrivals planned for November
Nearly 40 cruise ships are expected to visit Mazatlán during the last two months of 2025, bringing a much-needed influx of tourist dollars after a challenging year.
36 hours in Cuernavaca: How to make the most of your next getaway
36 hours in Cuernavaca is the perfect weekend antidote to the hustle and bustle of Mexico City. We've even got an itinerary ready for you.
Sheinbaum: Mexico close to reaching new flight route agreement with US
After the U.S. used threatening language against Mexico while susspending 13 flights between CDMX and the U.S., President Sheinbaum plans talks to give Mexico's side of the dispute.
Trekking, Mexico style: ‘I did the Aguascalientes Trail’
The Aguascalientes trail offers hikers a taste of one of Mexico's least-known states, with forest, desert and colonial grandeur at every turn.
