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The Mexican resort city of Acapulco is partnering with tourism powerhouse Cancún to welcome back international visitors through new flight routes and cruise ships. After years of rebuilding, the coastal gem is creating fresh connections that make it easier than ever for travelers to experience both Mexico's Caribbean and Pacific coasts.
Mexico landed four properties on the prestigious 50 Best Hotels list, with Chablé Yucatán claiming the ninth spot worldwide. The resorts span from Yucatán's jungle to Baja's desert coast, showcasing diverse expressions of Mexican luxury.
After losing two-thirds of its international flights, Mexico's Tulum airport is bouncing back with five restored routes from the U.S. and Canada. The comeback signals hope for a destination that saw visitor numbers drop 30% in just one year.
A luxury eco-resort in Mexico is marking a decade of sustainable hospitality with treehouses nestled in palm groves and a 25-acre organic farm feeding its Michelin-recognized restaurant. Acre Resort has grown from a single restaurant to a destination proving luxury and sustainability can thrive together.
A stunning new luxury resort in Mexico's Caribbean coast just opened with a quarter billion dollar investment, creating hundreds of jobs and boosting local communities. The St. Regis Costa Mujeres is transforming lives while celebrating Mayan heritage through world-class design.
As the FIFA World Cup kicks off in Mexico, President Sheinbaum promises complete safety for international visitors and backup plans to ensure every fan can celebrate. Despite protests near venues, authorities have 18 alternative viewing sites ready across Mexico City.
Mexico's most popular archaeological site welcomed back visitors Monday after local vendors, tour guides, and officials reached an agreement that protects community livelihoods while improving visitor access. The resolution brings relief to hundreds of families whose income depends on the ancient Maya site.
More than 1,600 open water swimmers from 21 countries plunged into the turquoise Caribbean Sea for Mexico's legendary El Cruce competition. Two local athletes emerged victorious in the grueling 10-kilometer swim from Cancún to Isla Mujeres.
Mexico's new tourism strategy aims to make China its 10th-largest visitor source within four years, targeting travelers hungry for culture over beaches. The country just took its first-ever booth at Shanghai's major travel fair.
Mexico welcomed 9.3 million international visitors in March 2026, an impressive 11.9% jump from last year. The growth came even after security events temporarily disrupted travel to some western destinations.
When one of Mexico's most stunning waterfalls ran dry, the government did something remarkable: they shut down all upstream irrigation to save it. Even better? Tourists kept coming anyway, proving the region's beauty runs deeper than one attraction.
European digital nomads are flocking to Mexico for the 2026 World Cup, staying weeks or months to blend remote work with football fever. This new travel trend is transforming Mexican cities and boosting local economies far beyond traditional tourism.