The state-owned Mexicana de Aviación is struggling to maintain operations just over a year after its launch, facing financial difficulties, legal challenges, and operational setbacks. The airline ...

In just over two years since Mexico City’s Felipe Angeles Airport (AIFA) opened, growth has been swift. The new travel option now averages between 35 and 40 daily flights. Though most of these flights ...

A new plant in Yucatán is turning the Caribbean’s biggest environmental headache into agricultural gold. The Implementaciones Estratégicas Marinas (IEM) facility opened this week at the Scientific and ...

It’s no secret that the Tren Maya has not exactly been the soaring success the government and Secretariat of National Defense (which operates it) had been hoping. Government data projects a loss of ...

Costco in Mexico has confirmed it’s actively planning to expand across the country, responding to growing demand from customers asking when the membership-based chain might arrive in their cities. The ...

When deciding to build a brand new resort city from the ground up, the federal government just didn’t happen upon Cancun. In 1968, Mexico used computer models and availed itself of all the best brains ...

Mexico is home to 68 officially recognized Indigenous languages, spoken by nearly 7 million people, including Mayan and Náhuatl. Yet, despite their historical significance, many of these languages are ...

To the outside world, María Sabina is known primarily as a shaman and a symbol of 1960s psychedelic counterculture. But within Oaxaca, her name is spoken of with great reverence as an enlightened ...

Mérida’s four major private hospitals — Star Médica, Clínica de Mérida, Centro Médico de Las Américas, and Faro del Mayab — offer international-quality healthcare at 30-70% less than U.S. costs, ...

Mérida maintains its position as Mexico’s safest capital city with approximately 100 crimes per 100,000 residents, according to new data from the National Public Security System. The Yucatán capital’s ...

Kukulkán Pyramid, before regulations prohibited tourists from climbing the famous structure. Photo: Carlos Rosado van der Gracht A tourist from Tijuana raised the ire of security personnel in Chichén ...

When Dulce Guzmán became the 2.1 millionth visitor to Chichén Itzá this year, she joined a remarkable statistic that underscores an enduring paradox in Yucatán tourism: despite the peninsula being ...