Mexico Tourism News - Latest Industry Updates and Insights

Sectur’s updated portfolio counts 700 Mexico tourism projects in 30 states worth about $36B, led by Nayarit and Quintana Roo.

Los Cabos wants more visitors at the Tropic of Cancer Santiago landmark, selling it as an easy stop that supports Santiago’s local economy.

Quintana Roo port upgrades include repairs in Mahahual and Puerto Juárez and new security tech after APIQROO said 2025 revenue rose.

Puerto Vallarta whale watching is underway as humpbacks arrive to mate and calve. Learn what licensed tours show, and what rules protect them.

Mexico tourism inflows were pegged near $35.8B in 2025, supporting jobs and regional spending as final central bank data comes in.

Puerto Vallarta cruises start 2026 strong with 23 January calls, including two triple-ship days and three double arrivals at the cruise terminal.

San Miguel de Allende capped 2025 as a crowd magnet, with global awards, heritage status, and a walkable center that keeps pulling visitors back.

Puerto Vallarta flights to San Diego and St. Louis start in March 2026, adding new nonstop options for U.S. visits and winter getaways.

GAP projections show Puerto Vallarta will offer 928,102 airline seats in December, up 10%, with winter operations rising 15% overall.

Puerto Vallarta tours expand in 2026 with a weekend Islas Marías ferry package and the new Marigalante II pirate cruises.

Los Cabos hotels are near 90% occupancy in late December, and industry forecasts put 2025’s average around 70–71% as demand stays strong.

Puerto Vallarta tourism is projected to draw 306,359 visitors, lift hotel occupancy to 85%, and generate over 2.175B pesos this season.

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