Puerto Vallarta tourism officials forecast summer hotel occupancy to exceed 75 percent, driven by national promotions and increased flight connections. Puerto Vallarta is poised for a strong summer tourism season, with hotel occupancy expected to surpass 75 percent, according to projections from the Puerto Vallarta Tourism Trust (Fidetur). The forecast comes just ahead of the […]
U.S. citizens in Puerto Vallarta will join a global “No Kings Day” protest today, denouncing Trump’s immigration raids and defending democratic norms. U.S. citizens residing overseas will gather today in Puerto Vallarta to participate in a global “No Kings Day” protest against President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement actions, particularly recent raids in Los Angeles, organizers
Querétaro city officials have closed Calle Hidalgo indefinitely for infrastructure work in the historic center. Several other downtown streets remain blocked. Querétaro city officials have announced the indefinite closure of Calle Hidalgo in the historic center, part of ongoing infrastructure improvements expected to last several weeks or longer. The road is blocked between Nicolás Campa
Tourism in Cancun faces challenges as the Cancun sargassum arrival brings tons of seaweed ashore, but authorities ramp up cleanup with barriers, machinery and 7,500 meters of booms to keep prime beaches clear. Despite a record influx of sargassum, local officials and private operators in Cancun are intensifying cleanup operations to preserve the city’s beach
Discover Guelaguetza 2025 dates in Oaxaca—set for July 21 and 28—with April selection visits, festival highlights, dance line-up, and ticket updates The Guelaguetza—a vibrant celebration of Oaxaca’s 16 indigenous peoples—is back in 2025 with its signature Lunes del Cerro and its Octava scheduled for Monday, July 21, and Monday, July 28, respectively. Organized by the
U.S. citizens residing abroad are set to hold a peaceful demonstration in Puerto Vallarta on June 14 to protest recent anti-immigrant raids in Los Angeles and to defend the U.S. Constitution and rule of law. The march, organized by the grassroots group No U.S. Kings Day and supported by Democrats Abroad Costa Banderas, aims to
The 2025 21K Coahuila race drew thousands of athletes and locals to Saltillo, showcasing the city’s safety, community spirit, and economic boost through tourism and cultural events around the 2025 21K Coahuila race. Saltillo once again showed why it ranks among Mexico’s most promising cities when it hosted the 2025 edition of the 21K Coahuila
Ports strengthen to welcome larger cruise ships to the Mexican Riviera, boosting passenger volume by 10–15% next year with new vessels—yet Puerto Vallarta needs dredging and dock upgrades to stay competitive. hipping lines have confirmed plans to deploy larger cruise ships to the Mexican Riviera beginning next year, aiming to boost passenger traffic across Pacific
Mazatlán tourism recovery gains momentum as chambers project 75–80% hotel occupancy this summer after safety concerns and record events boost confidence. Mazatlán has faced a roller-coaster of tourist seasons this year, swinging between high, low, and very low visitor levels. Safety concerns and episodes of violence drove many travelers away from parts of Sinaloa, denting
The peso exchange rate closed at 19.0424 per dollar, up 0.33%, and US tourists and expats now get fewer pesos per dollar, squeezing their Mexico budgets. The Mexican peso logged a firm gain against the US dollar today, closing at 19.0424 pesos per dollar, up 0.33 percent from Friday’s 19.1054 level, according to data from
