From finding the best route to a World Cup stadium to booking a trip on the Maya Train or discovering a Magic Town, the new “México Invita” app seeks to become the digital guide for the more...

South of Mexico City lies a very special place: the Tlahuac municipality. It was here that, thirteen years ago, a group of friends started what would become Taurina Fest, a space on the outskirts of the city...

Mexico is seeking to strengthen its ties with thousands of researchers who have developed their academic careers outside the country through a new program aimed at turning the scientific diaspora into a strategic ally for higher education,...

Every morning, Braulio Elías Pérez Valencia loads crates, drives delivery routes, and distributes beverages to businesses across Papantla, Veracruz. But when his workday ends, the 55-year-old worker sits down to write poetry. Today, those words written far...

Dark dances completed the ritual that brought the community together at the Gothic Picnic 2026 held in the Tláhuac district of Mexico City. This past May 24, enthusiasts of gothic culture traveled to the south of Mexico...

Amid deserts, mountains, and ancient agave traditions, the Mexican state of Sonora was included by National Geographic in its prestigious Best of the World 2026 list, which recognizes some of the planet’s most extraordinary destinations to travel,...

Mexico continues consolidating itself as one of the leading cruise tourism powers in Latin America after registering the arrival of 4.8 million cruise passengers during the first four months of 2026, according to Mexico’s Tourism Minister, Josefina...

In Iztapalapa, Mexico City, an independent band is breaking down conventions with a musical genre never heard before, which they’ve dubbed “Hot Pop.” This group is called CNTNTS (pronounced continents) and brings with it an eclectic style...