Mexico's regulator IFETEL suspends unregistered prepaid numbers ending in 3 on 30 September 2026. Here is how to stay connected when you travel.
Visa policy changes, flight updates, public holidays, and travel advisories. Practical news for anyone planning a trip to Mexico.
Mexico's regulator IFETEL suspends unregistered prepaid numbers ending in 3 on 30 September 2026. Here is how to stay connected when you travel.
Hurricane Polo is now Category 5, tracking toward Baja California Sur and Sonora. The U.S. Embassy has issued a weather alert for both states.
Hurricane Polo reached Category 5 in the Pacific, sending tropical storm conditions to Mexico's Guerrero and Jalisco coasts. What travellers need to know.
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Volaris launches five new nonstop US routes to Guadalajara from October 15, connecting Boston, Nashville, Raleigh-Durham, Atlanta, and Washington Dulles.
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VidantaWorld's BON Luxury Theme Park opens 1 December 2026 in Nuevo Vallarta: 23 attractions, 25 restaurants, and Cirque du Soleil's LUDO.
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IRONMAN 70.3 Cozumel returns 20 September 2026 for its 15th edition, with a Caribbean swim, island bike loop and flat coastal run in front of San Miguel.
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Kimpton's first all-inclusive resort opens in the Riviera Maya on 22 September 2026, set inside a 326-acre nature park near Playa del Carmen.
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Mexico launched its 2026–2030 Sustainable Tourism Policy on 2 September. Here's what the new framework means for travellers heading to the country.
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The International Mariachi and Charrería Festival runs until 6 September in Guadalajara. Free concerts, horse displays, and contests fill the city centre.
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El Grito de Independencia kicks off on September 15 across Mexico City and beyond. Here's what travellers need to know for the long weekend.
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The U.S. Embassy suspended all government operations in Mexicali on 25 August 2026 following an unspecified threat. Here is what travellers need to know.
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The Tren Maya is carrying more visitors between Cancun, Tulum and Bacalar, cutting journey times and opening up smaller towns along the Yucatan route.
Mexico no longer auto-issues 180-day visitor permits. Officers at major airports now set your stay based on stated plans — here is what to expect.
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Mexico is on track for its best tourism year on record, with 22.4 million hotel tourists expected and an 818 billion peso boost to the economy in 2026.
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US Embassy consular services in Michoacan suspended 5 August after cartel violence; Morelia office partly resumed from 8 August 2026.
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Park Hyatt Riviera Maya and Grand Hyatt Los Cabos opening by end of 2026: two luxury Hyatt properties at Mexico's top beach destinations.
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Puerto Vallarta's Terminal 2 has reached 71% completion with eight new international routes confirmed for 2026, full capacity targeted for 2027.
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Hurricane Genevieve brought dangerous surf and rip currents to Mexico's Pacific coast in late July 2026 - what travellers need to know before visiting.
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Guadalajara and Monterrey airports saw 56 delays and 6 cancellations in late July 2026, linked to World Cup airspace activity - allow extra time at both.
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ATP Los Cabos Open 2026 runs 18-25 July on hard court in Baja California Sur. Tickets, hotel tips and venue details for this ATP 250 tournament.
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Thirty-two flights were cancelled across Mexico City, Cancún, Guadalajara, and Monterrey airports on 19 July 2026 - here's what travellers need to know.
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US Embassy advisory: July 26 anti-gentrification march through Roma and Condesa - what visitors need to know before heading to that area.
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Guelaguetza 2026 falls on 20 & 27 July in Oaxaca. Free gradas if you arrive by 7am, paid palcos available - four hours of indigenous dance and music.
Mexico's SIM card law now requires a passport at point of sale. The June deadline passed - here's what it means for travellers arriving now.
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Mexicana de Aviación launches a new AIFA–Guanajuato route from 27 July 2026, running six days a week - a useful new link for Bajío-bound travellers.
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Mexico City restricted crowd access to the Angel of Independence after 4 fans died celebrating the Ecuador win - key safety info for match day visits.
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Tulum hotel occupancy has dropped to 30% on the coast this summer. Sargassum, beach entry fees, and extortion allegations are all driving visitors away.
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Mexico City's Pride parade takes over Paseo de la Reforma on 27 June 2026, drawing hundreds of thousands - here's what to know before you go.
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The UK FCDO warns protests are blocking vehicle access to Oaxaca Airport as of 19 June 2026. Allow extra time or use alternative routes to the terminal.
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Three of Mexico's biggest resort destinations now charge dedicated visitor fees in 2026. Here is what to budget before you travel.
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The US State Department upgraded Jalisco to Level 3 ahead of the 2026 World Cup, advising fans to reconsider travel to Guadalajara.
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Strike warnings at Mexico City airports threaten delays as the FIFA World Cup kicks off 11 June 2026 - here's what travellers need to know.
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Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey host FIFA World Cup matches from 11 June to 5 July. Expect crowds, higher prices, and heightened security.
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Cancun hurricane season: peak risk August-October, but most weeks are safe. What to book, what to watch, and what insurance covers.
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Mexico amended its General Guidelines for Visa Issuance on 15 May 2026, tightening employment letter requirements and digitising the process.
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Volaris adds 33 new routes from June 2026, including first-ever services to Detroit and Salt Lake City, targeting World Cup visitors to Mexico.
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Mexico hosts 13 FIFA World Cup 2026 matches across Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey from 11 June. Here is what every visitor needs to know.
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Mexico welcomed 9.3 million visitors in March 2026, up nearly 12% year-on-year, even as February's cartel crackdown rattled traveller confidence.
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Kimpton Tres Rios all-inclusive opens Riviera Maya in September 2026; Hotel Indigo Playa del Carmen is bookable now, steps from Quinta Avenida.
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