Mexico Tourism News - Latest Industry Updates and Insights

Mexico’s tourism industry and federal officials are rolling out a safety message in the United States and Canada before Tianguis 2026.

Air Canada will start seasonal nonstop Toronto service to Mérida on November 21, linking Yucatán to Canada through April 17.

Small hotels in Playa del Carmen cleared 80 percent occupancy over Easter, but missed a hoped-for 90 percent as demand came in softer.

Cabo San Lucas welcomed Virgin Voyages’ Brilliant Lady with 2,750 passengers, highlighting the port’s growing role in Mexico cruise routes.

Puerto Vallarta is set for three cruise calls this week as April’s port calendar points to a packed month of arrivals and busier shore days.

Puerto Vallarta expects 75% to 80% hotel occupancy in Easter week as events and domestic travel help stretch the holiday season.

Puerto Vallarta is offering free Historic Center tours on select days, giving visitors a guided look at landmarks, history and local culture.

Jalisco officials met airlines in Toronto and said Guadalajara and Puerto Vallarta frequencies will hold as Canadian arrivals keep rising.

A tourist from León died after a banana-boat ride in Puerto Vallarta. Authorities said the death was tied to a cardiac condition, not drowning.

Two cruise ships brought 11,668 people to Puerto Vallarta on March 31 as the port looked to move past February disruptions.

Todo Cancún combines tourism, culture, sports and downtown routes in one portal as the city pushes visitors beyond the hotel zone.

Puerto Vallarta is set for 27 cruise ship calls in April, bringing a busy month for tourism, downtown commerce, tours, and port operations.

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