Mexico Travel News

Mexico City's annual Pride parade takes over Paseo de la Reforma on 27 June 2026, drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors. Here's what to expect.

The UK FCDO warns protests are blocking vehicle access to Oaxaca International Airport as of 19 June 2026. Allow extra time or use alternative transport.

Three of Mexico's biggest resort destinations now charge dedicated visitor fees in 2026. Here is what to budget before you travel.

The US State Department upgraded Jalisco to Level 3 ahead of the 2026 World Cup, advising fans to reconsider travel to Guadalajara.

Strike warnings and protests at Mexico City's airports threaten delays as the FIFA World Cup kicks off 11 June. Here's what travellers need to know.

Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey host FIFA World Cup matches from 11 June to 5 July. Expect crowds, higher prices, and heightened security.

Should you cancel your Cancún trip? Peak hurricane risk is Aug–Oct, but most of the season is safe. What to book, when to avoid, and travel insurance tips.

Mexico amended its General Guidelines for Visa Issuance on 15 May 2026, tightening employment letter requirements and digitising the process.

Volaris adds 33 new routes from June 2026, including first-ever services to Detroit and Salt Lake City, targeting World Cup visitors to Mexico.

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.

Mexico welcomed 9.3 million international visitors in March 2026, up nearly 12% year-on-year, even as February's cartel crackdown rattled confidence.

Kimpton Tres Rios all-inclusive opens Riviera Maya in September 2026; Hotel Indigo Playa del Carmen is bookable now, steps from Quinta Avenida.

Mexico's immigration officials now issue visitor permits based on stated plans, not a default 180-day maximum. Travellers should arrive prepared.