Mexico Tourism News - Latest Industry Updates and Insights

Aeroméxico is trimming its capacity outlook as jet-fuel costs and fewer available seats reshape Mexico air travel, fares and routes.

Iberia launched Madrid–Monterrey flights with three weekly trips and Viva connections to Puerto Vallarta and 31 other cities.

Mexico’s March air-arrival data show beach destinations losing ground, with Puerto Vallarta posting one of the sharpest falls.

Tourism leaders expect last-minute World Cup visitors, but hotel bookings in Puerto Vallarta and Bahía de Banderas remain soft.

Foreign air arrivals from the U.S. to Mexico fell 6.1% from January to April, the first post-pandemic recovery decline for tourism.

Aeroméxico and ASSA reached a labor deal that canceled a June 1 strike, but the contract review still faces a worker consultation.

Marriott, Aimbridge and Grupo Satli announced a 980-room Riviera Maya all-inclusive project planned for the Marriott portfolio in 2027.

Jalisco officials are pushing back against claims that the United States issued a new travel alert against Puerto Vallarta.

Pisté’s amparo over CATVI access turns Chichén Itzá’s new visitor model into a fight over consultation, commerce and control.

Los Cabos tourism is softer in airport data, but hotel, market-share, safety and high-end travel numbers tell a more complicated story.

Chichen Itza closed as INAH shifts visitor access to CATVI, while Pisté residents resist relocation and seek to keep the old center open.

San Miguel de Allende says tourism promotion and events will remain central as officials link visitor spending to the local economy.

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