Tourism

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...

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...

With mariachis, tequila, internationally recognized cuisine, and its sights set on the FIFA World Cup, Jalisco is seeking to consolidate itself as one of Latin America’s major tourism engines and one of Mexico’s leading cultural showcases. During...

Thousands of tiny lights shining through the forests of Tlaxcala will light up again this summer as part of Firefly Season 2026, one of Mexico’s most important natural and tourism phenomena, which this year is expected to...

Mexico City added two new reasons for international pride after being ranked as the friendliest city in the world, while tacos topped the list of the most famous street food on the planet, according to rankings released...

Mexico’s Minister of Tourism Josefina Rodríguez Zamora reported that the country’s regular air transportation system moved 122.4 million passengers in 2025, a 2.4% increase over 2024, underscoring the resilience and growth of Mexico’s tourism and aviation sectors....

Mexico concluded its participation as Guest Country at the 46th edition of the Feria Internacional de Turismo (FITUR) 2026 in Madrid, Spain, with record-breaking results that reinforced its position as a leading global tourism power. Mexico’s Minister...

Mexico officially launched its participation as Guest country at the International Tourism Fair (FITUR) 2026, unveiling the largest tourism pavilion ever presented by the country at one of the world’s most influential travel industry events. The inauguration...

The state of Baja California Sur updated the amount of the Embrace It tourist fee as of January 1, 2026, increasing it from 470 to 488 pesos per person—or its equivalent in U.S. dollars according to the...