Manzanillo News, Port Logistics, and Tourism

Manzanillo is a key commercial port on Mexico’s Pacific coast and a growing destination for cruise tourism and real estate investment. In this section, find news on shipping activity, coastal development, tourism growth, and public infrastructure. As one of Mexico’s busiest ports, Manzanillo blends economic relevance with laid-back beach living.

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•August 29, 2025

Marindustrias plant accident in Manzanillo leaves four injured

A Marindustrias plant accident in Colima left four injured. Discover the details and ongoing investigations into the incident.

•August 13, 2025

National Guard facilities in Manzanillo and Armería open

National Guard facilities in Manzanillo and Armería open as Governor Indira Vizcaíno leads inaugurations with federal coordination to strengthen public security.

•August 13, 2025

ASIPONA plans nearly 4 billion pesos in Manzanillo works

ASIPONA will invest nearly 4 billion pesos in Manzanillo to relieve bottlenecks with dredging, new yards, and road projects, according to local announcements.

•August 12, 2025

Sheinbaum says Manzanillo will be Latin America’s top port

President Claudia Sheinbaum said Manzanillo will be Latin America’s top port and launched works including the Tepalcates bridge.

•July 24, 2025

New Port of Manzanillo Cuyutlán to Launch Five Terminals

The New Port of Manzanillo Cuyutlán will feature five specialized container terminals on 100-hectare plots, boosting Mexico’s strategic trade capacity by 2027.

•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...

•July 18, 2025

Five new power plants in Mexico boost grid stability and prevent blackouts

Power plants boost grid stability and prevent blackouts by adding 2,465 MW to Mexico’s electrical system, says Secretary of Energy Luz Elena González.