Guerrero News, Tourism, and Regional Affairs

Guerrero is a southern coastal state known for its tourism hotspots, Indigenous heritage, and complex social and political landscape. In this section, explore news from cities like Acapulco, Zihuatanejo–Ixtapa, and Taxco, covering tourism trends, security updates, cultural events, and local governance. Whether it’s Pacific beach tourism, silver town charm, or regional development, Guerrero remains a state of contrasts and transformation.

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•August 5, 2025

Guerrero hotel occupancy rate declines to 57.5 percent

Guerrero hotel occupancy rate fell to 57.5%, driven by 63% in Ixtapa and 31.5% in Zihuatanejo, as reported by the Tourism Secretariat.

•August 4, 2025

Mexico Weather Today: August 4, 2025

Heavy rains in Michoacán, Guerrero, Oaxaca and Chiapas bring flooding risks, lightning and reduced visibility as heat wave persists elsewhere.

•July 19, 2025

Acapulco installs new storm and earthquake warning sirens strengthen hazard alerts

The Municipal Government of Acapulco installed 13 high‑power warning horns to alert residents within a 500 m radius about earthquakes, heavy rains, or hurricanes.

•July 19, 2025

Acapulco mayor invites tourists to swim at contaminated beaches

Despite federal warnings on contaminated beaches, Acapulco Mayor Abelina López says the water is safe and invites tourists to swim at the city’s shores.

•July 18, 2025

Pacific coast tourist train could link Pueto Vallarta with Mazatlán and Acapulco

Business chambers revive plan for a Pacific coast tourist train linking Mazatlán and Acapulco through Puerto Vallarta, aiming to boost development in over 45 destinations...