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The disconnect between 80 percent hotel occupancy and low sales in Puerto Vallarta

Puerto Vallarta hotel occupancy sits near 80 percent, yet downtown sales lag. We explain why the metric misleads and how simple fixes can push more...
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Tulum tourism decline

Tulum tourism decline as costs push travelers elsewhere

Tulum tourism decline is accelerating as layered fees and higher costs push tour operators to cenotes, Cobá and Valladolid.
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Puerto Vallarta tourist spending

Puerto Vallarta Hotels are full but downtown businesses have historically low sales

Hotels report strong occupancy, yet Puerto Vallarta tourist spending is weak on the Malecón and in small businesses as all inclusive habits keep wallets inside...
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Wrangler plant closure in La Laguna

Wrangler plant closure in La Laguna shakes suppliers and jobs

Wrangler plant closure in La Laguna is rattling suppliers and hiring plans as officials pledge support and staggered layoffs continue through October.
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boing Tamaulipas

Boing plant in Tamaulipas breaks ground, 1,300 jobs

Boing plant in Nuevo Laredo breaks ground with 1,300 jobs promised and a strategic border site to export to the United States, boosting Tamaulipas.
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New supermarket in Tulum

New supermarket in Tulum adds 350 jobs and local sourcing

A new supermarket in Tulum opens with 100 direct and 250 indirect jobs, as city officials push the chain to source from local suppliers.
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Nayarit business costs

Nayarit business costs climb and margins shrink

Nayarit business costs rose sharply, according to census data, pressuring margins as demand softens and service bills tick up.
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Torreón nearshoring investments reshape the city

Torreón nearshoring investments gather pace as the city readies industrial zones and housing. A 500 million peso project and 3,000 homes are on deck, officials...
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Ramos Arizpe auto suppliers output dip

Ramos Arizpe, Saltillo auto suppliers output dip to 10–15 percent

Auto suppliers in Ramos Arizpe report a 10–15 percent output dip as overtime vanishes and tariff uncertainty clouds planning, according to the local industry chamber.
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Coahuila industry tariffs and exchange rate

Coahuila industry tariffs and exchange rate under scrutiny

Coahuila industry tariffs and exchange rate drive concern as business leaders warn of export risks and job losses while the state seeks a coordinated response.
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Chocolates Bienestar plant Comalcalco

Federal Chocolates Bienestar plant in Comalcalco set for 2026

A federal cacao plant is coming to Comalcalco, and the plan is more than machinery. The state will donate the land. The first stage brings...
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Neighborhood markets in Cuernavaca

Neighborhood markets in Cuernavaca run at half capacity

Cuernavaca’s neighborhood markets are only half alive. Stalls sit closed, aisles feel thin, and sellers say the problem isn’t effort—it’s infrastructure and demand. Only two...
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