Mexico Tourism News - Latest Industry Updates and Insights

Guadalajara expects up to 10% more tourism revenue in 2026, powered by new flights and World Cup games but shadowed by rising costs.

Mexico has reopened Cobá’s 42 meter Nohoch Mul pyramid after six years, with a new wooden staircase to protect the stone steps.

Los Cabos is betting on air links, digital tools and a new attraction catalog to turn World Cup trips into side escapes in Baja California...

Banderas Bay whale season opens with strong humpback numbers, as researchers track up to ten whales an hour despite unusually warm seas.

Tren Maya hits its 1.2 million passenger goal and rolls out a bundled New Year express with flights, hotels and a long-distance rail trip.

Puerto Vallarta closed 2025 with five million visitors, strong hotel occupancy and cruise arrivals, reinforcing its status as a leading beach city.

Copa’s new Panama - Los Cabos route will run three times a week from December 4, giving Los Cabos its first nonstop air bridge to...

Los Cabos wants Cabo del Este branded as a low-impact micro destination, balancing new tourism projects with fragile ecosystems and local voices.

Costa Mujeres will reach 11,600 hotel rooms in 2025, a 16 percent jump driven by new luxury resorts just north of Cancún.

Puerto Vallarta tourist tax will launch in 2026 despite a Supreme Court setback, raising questions over how the city can enforce a voluntary fee.

December 2025 brings 26 scheduled Puerto Vallarta cruise arrivals, with triple and double ship days set to boost the city’s tourism economy.

More than 91,000 tons of seaweed have been cleared from Mexican Caribbean beaches in 2025, keeping key resorts clean and testing new biogas uses.

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