Cancún's legislative leaders are calling for unity to drive strategic projects like the Puente Nichupté and Tren Maya, but ensuring equitable benefits for all residents is crucial.
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Five Tulum hotels have suspended operations for the low season as the tourism sector faces financial challenges, with beachfront properties struggling due to sargassum removal costs and increased competition from vacation rentals.
A visual narrative of urban evolution, tracing the development of a city from its origins to the present day.
Atletico Celaya and Chapulineros de Oaxaca drew 1-1 in a challenging Liga Premier match due to waterlogged field conditions.
Profeco has suspended sales at Puerto Vallarta’s Soleva, leaving many expats and digital nomads to wonder about the implications for daily life in the town.
Condesa, Mexico City will host free concerts for Grito 2026, featuring popular Mexican artists, offering expats and digital nomads a chance to celebrate Mexican culture and music.
Cabo San Lucas is offering 57 vendor spaces for the Independence Day celebrations, with options for fixed or semi-fixed setups.
The FAS vs Alianza football match has been postponed until October due to heavy rain, leaving fans and surfers in La Libertad with a long wait.
A cyclist accident on Isla Mujeres highlights the importance of caution on the island’s roads.
A fatal accident on the Panamericana highway in Quebrada Seca, San Vicente Sur, has prompted safety warnings for drivers in the area.
Governor Mara Lezama of Quintana Roo rallied behind President Claudia Sheinbaum, emphasizing the positive impact of federal programs on the state and announcing new social initiatives.
Tulum has seen 29,413 sea turtle nests, with a single leatherback nest, highlighting the ongoing conservation efforts in the region.
Las Fiestas Patrias in Puerto Vallarta is set to bring together the community with parades and fireworks, offering a sense of belonging for both residents and expats.
Coapa, a neighborhood in Mexico City, has been given a new lease on life with the opening of Benito 787, a bar inspired by Bad Bunny. The venue offers a mix of traditional and modern elements, combining local charm with high-end drinks and live music, making it a must-visit for both locals and expats.
San José del Cabo residents are growing frustrated with repeated arroyo flooding, particularly the El Zacatal, which has caused significant disruption to daily life.