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Porter’s new Edmonton to Puerto Vallarta route starts November 3 with three weekly flights, adding winter seats from Canada.

Tianguis Turístico closed in Acapulco with 64,000 meetings and more than 1 billion pesos in sales, boosting tourism confidence.

A court ruling lifts one legal brake on Royal Caribbean’s Mahahual project, but environmental review and local opposition remain.

Grupo Posadas plans a 1,000-room Riviera Cancún complex, adding another major resort project to Mexico’s Caribbean coast.

U.S. airlines are trimming Mexico capacity as fuel costs and weaker leisure demand pressure routes to Los Cabos, Cancún and Puerto Vallarta.

Delta will pause Seattle–Puerto Vallarta service from Oct. 6 to Nov. 8, adding pressure as local air traffic weakens.

Volaris will add 35 routes in June, widening Mexico and U.S. flight options as summer travel and World Cup demand build.

La Classicissima brought 1,100 cyclists and 12,000 attendees to San Miguel, adding more than 15 million pesos locally.

Puerto Vallarta saw two double cruise arrivals this week, keeping port activity steady despite security concerns in neighboring Nayarit.

Mexico named three community tourism destinations, signaling a federal push to put more visitor spending into local hands.

Los Cabos says U.S. and Canadian travel remains stable, with Q1 airport traffic down 2.5% and international arrivals nearly flat.

PETA Latino renews its call to ban horse-drawn carriages in Mérida as the city weighs tradition, tourism and animal welfare.

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