Mexico City Suspends Rain Harvesting Program Despite Ongoing Water Crisis The Rain Harvesting program in CDMX, designed to reduce water shortages, has been suspended in 2025 despite an allocated budget and past success in installing over 73,000 systems. Mexico City’s Rain Harvesting program, once celebrated for its innovation and global recognition, has come to an unexpected halt in 2025—even as the capital continues to grapple…
Baja California Sur development oversight gains momentum Governor Víctor Castro Cosío proposes a joint working group to ensure Baja California Sur development oversight, protect beach access, water resources, and prevent irregular permits. Governor Víctor Castro Cosío of Baja California Sur has called for new controls on booming tourism and real estate projects after residents raised alarms about blocked beach access, missing environmental…
Travelers face delays at Ameca Bridge National Guard checkpoint The new Ameca Bridge National Guard checkpoint between Jalisco and Nayarit is turning a 15‑minute drive into up to an hour. Travelers should allow extra time. Traffic between Puerto Vallarta and Banderas Bay has become a daily test of patience. Since the National Guard set up a checkpoint at the Ameca Bridge on the Jalisco–Nayarit…
Ensenada international airport project unveiled The Ensenada international airport project will feature a new runway, passenger terminal and commercial zone near Valle de Guadalupe, boosting regional connectivity and tourism with an investment of MXN 5,500 million for the Ensenada international airport. Ensenada is getting a new international airport. At the recent ACI congress, ASA director Carlos Manuel Merino Campos unveiled…
Second Anti-Gentrification March Announced in Mexico City A second anti-gentrification march in Mexico City is set for July 20, this time focusing on rising housing costs in the south. Protestors at the first march became violent and only offered removing Americans from the city as a solution to the problem. A second anti-gentrification march in Mexico City is scheduled for Sunday, July…
Cancún boosts tourism diversification to counter sargassum surge Cancún tourism diversification expands beyond beaches to water parks, cultural sites, religious tours and nightlife to tackle sargassum challenges and keep visitors engaged. Cancún’s iconic beaches have long drawn sun-seeking travelers from around the world. This summer, however, an influx of sargassum seaweed threatens that draw. To keep visitor numbers strong and protect local businesses,…
Baja California Sur tourism growth continues despite recent violent events Baja California Sur tourism growth remains strong as nearly two million visitors arrive in early 2025, driven by safety measures and solid hotel occupancy rates. Baja California Sur has seen Baja California Sur tourism growth gather pace in the first half of 2025, drawing nearly two million visitors despite isolated reports of violence. According to…
Puerto Vallarta summer travel boosted by central Mexico flights Experience Puerto Vallarta summer travel with new flights and cultural events from Guadalajara, Querétaro, and León. Plan your Pacific getaway now. Puerto Vallarta is gearing up for a vibrant summer season, turning its spotlight toward Mexico’s central region to drive a fresh wave of domestic tourism. This year, the resort city is aiming to welcome…
Mexico’s National Banking and Securities Commission Fines Three Banks Sanctioned by U.S. money laundering, CNBV, FinCEN, FEND Off Fentanyl Act, Intercam, CIBanco, Vector Casa de Bolsa, cartel finances, U.S.–Mexico cooperation Mexican banks face 185 million peso fines after CNBV sanctions and FinCEN designation under the FEND Off Fentanyl Act for alleged money laundering—discover what comes next. CNBV fines Mexican banks for money laundering This Tuesday, Mexico’s National Banking…
Mexico identifies 16 contaminated beaches where you should not be swimming Cofepris has flagged 16 unsafe beaches in Mexico due to high levels of contaminants.