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Business leaders report fewer visitors, lower service sales and weaker air traffic in Puerto Vallarta after February’s security issues.

Mérida tourism officials are moving summer campaigns earlier after Yucatán’s school calendar changed, with families and air travelers in view.

Mexicans took 2 million international air trips in early 2026 as the strong peso and World Cup plans supported outbound travel.

Playa del Carmen named a market director and committee to improve four municipal markets and promote them as local tourism stops.

Mexico’s Q1 tourism revenue topped $10.2 billion as Los Cabos remained one of the country’s key international air gateways.

Los Cabos hotels expect May occupancy near 65% to 66% as softer airport traffic and fewer reservations point to a slower summer.

Mexico’s free electronic visa now covers Brazil, Ukraine, Turkey and Russia for certain air travelers seeking visits of up to 180 days.

Cancún airport handled 2.46 million passengers in April, a 4.3% yearly drop as domestic and international traffic both fell.

Mexico saw more international tourists in March, but lower air traveler spending pulled total tourism revenue down 3.4%.

Jalisco says Puerto Vallarta tourism is recovering after February security shocks, though airport traffic remains below last year.

Puerto Vallarta handled two cruise ships Tuesday as May’s lighter schedule moves toward its final double arrival later this month.

Airline cuts and carrier troubles are adding pressure to Quintana Roo tourism as Cancun traffic and hotel demand show softer signs.

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