Mexico is preparing for winter 2026/27 with additional flights to Cancun, Mexico City and Los Cabos from North America and Europe. The announcements combine new routes, returning seasonal services and frequency increases, giving travellers more departure choices across several markets. Cancun’s programme includes 14 route and frequency developments. Mexico City will gain three daily US
Mexico has launched México Invita, a free bilingual app with more than 290 tourism routes covering all 32 federal entities. The Ministry of Tourism and the Digital Transformation and Telecommunications Agency announced its availability on 1 November 2026. The app combines itinerary ideas with practical information on transport, roadside assistance and consumer protection. It is
Mexico’s Federal Civil Aviation Agency, known as AFAC, said on 3 November 2026 that Mexicana de Aviación’s aircraft held the required certifications and operating authorisations. The clarification followed questions about an aircraft reportedly arranged to carry passengers after an emergency diversion in October. The regulator said inspectors had completed the technical and documentary checks required
International travellers heading to Ecuador, Mexico and several Caribbean destinations are being urged to review updated official security guidance as concerns over crime, kidnapping and localized violence affect some popular tourism regions. The latest U.S. Department of State advisories show that Ecuador, Mexico, Jamaica, Grenada and the Bahamas currently carry Level 2 guidance, meaning travellers
Mexico’s Riviera Maya is entering another major phase of hospitality investment as Hotel Xcaret Mexico prepares for further expansion while international hotel groups and established luxury resorts strengthen their presence across the Caribbean destination. According to the development plans provided, Hotel Xcaret Mexico is expected to begin another expansion phase in 2027, adding approximately 600
Mexico strengthened its position as a leading global tourism destination in 2025, recording strong growth in international arrivals, visitor spending, and travel demand. Driven by luxury tourism, expanded air connectivity, and diverse travel experiences, the country continues to attract millions of visitors while reinforcing its role as a key tourism powerhouse in North America.
Mexico’s global culinary reputation is entering a powerful new era as Michelin Guide Mexico 2026 expands its influence across the country, spotlighting regional gastronomy, sustainable dining, and the growing international prominence of destinations such as Jalisco and Yucatán. The latest Michelin recognition has reinforced Mexico’s position as one of the world’s most dynamic food tourism
A surge in digital fraud targeting tourists in Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula is raising alarm across the travel industry, with authorities in Quintana Roo issuing warnings as online scams increasingly disrupt travel planning. The region, one of the country’s most visited tourism hubs, is facing growing concerns over fraudulent booking platforms, cloned hotel websites, and fake
