Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

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Mexico Tourism News

Welcome to Mexico Tourism News, your top source for the latest updates shaping travel and tourism in the country. We cover breaking stories on new attractions, cultural festivals, infrastructure projects, and government policies that impact tourism. Our editorial team gathers insights from reliable local and national sources to keep you informed on everything that matters to travelers and industry professionals alike.

From the vibrant streets of Mexico City to the serene beaches of the Riviera Maya, we report on emerging trends, events, and developments driving tourism in Mexico today. Whether a new flight route launches or a historic landmark reopens, you’ll find up-to-the-minute coverage to understand how these changes affect the tourism landscape.

Puerto Vallarta Hilton Hotel opens adult-only Hacienda

Hilton Hotels & Resorts recently opened ‘The Hacienda,’ a new adults-only section of its Hilton Puerto Vallarta resort dedicated to providing travelers looking to disconnect...
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International Forum of Sculptures will return to Puerto Vallarta

After the success of its first edition, Puerto Vallarta is preparing to receive the 'Second International Forum of Sculptors', in which national and international artists...
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Puerto Vallarta Day of the Dead 2018 – Full Event Schedule

October 28 Catrinas Show 1:00 PM Plaza Caracol “The Son of the Catrina” Show 2 sets – Dueto Ponce 1:00 PM Plaza Caracol Show Musical...
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Puerto Vallarta has a new alcohol to enjoy, Raicilla

Jalisco has long been famous as the birthplace of tequila and mezcal, but tourism officials are about to begin promoting another, lesser-known agave spirit: raicilla....
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Riviera Nayarit has 12 must-experience events in November

The month of November is just around the corner and one of the most active months of the year, with an intense calendar of cultural,...
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Mexico’s ‘Magical Towns’ aren’t benefiting many

Poverty has increased in one of every three towns integrated to the Magical Towns program since 2012. The brand has operated for 17 years and...
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To fight high drug prices, Utah will pay for public employees to go fill prescriptions in Mexico

Utah will pay for public employees to go fill prescriptions in Mexico

To save money on drugs, Utah is offering to cover travel expenses for public employees willing to go fill certain high-cost prescriptions in Tijuana. Amid...
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Public will decide future of Mexico’s $13 billion airport

The future of Mexico City’s new airport, already about a third completed, comes down to a public vote this week in a political high-wire act...
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After city inspection, Puerto Vallarta gives the green light after Hurricane Willa

After the evaluation made by the Subdirectorate of Civil Protection and Firefighters of Puerto Vallarta to the conditions that prevailed in the bay after the...
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Mexico invites the world to celebrate Day of the Dead

Mexico is inviting visitors from around the world to celebrate the Day of the Dead. Named Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2008 by UNESCO,...
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U.K. set to make large investments in Mexico

Just two days before the United Kingdom ambassador, Duncan Taylor, leaves his post as diplomatic representative of the European country; he predicted that the next...
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Grupo Vidanta wants to bet on the Mayan Train

Grupo Vidanta, a Mexican conglomerate of hotels, resorts and real estate developer, is interested in investing in the construction of the Mayan Train, informed its...
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