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Mexico's surf tourism is making wavesThe country is creating the Mexico Surf City Network, connecting established towns known for their strong waves, surf culture...

Puebla, one of Mexico's biggest cities, is under the radarA large metro area two hours southeast of Mexico City, Puebla tends to be treated as a quick trip after visiting the capital or...

Marriott plans to significantly expand footprint in MexicoThe company has 60 new properties in the region in store by the end of this decade, with more in the pipeline, aiming to add...

Why Mexico resorts are becoming more family-friendlyProperties perhaps best known for their beaches and party atmosphere are increasingly putting an emphasis on families.

Mexico's tourism challenges ahead of FIFA World CupA pair of violent events in Mexico this year have cast a shadow on the destination as it prepares to host three World Cup...

Finding a little peace on a visit to La PazThe capital city of Baja California Sur doesn't want to be the next Cabo. It wants to remain a place where people can connect...

Taking on tourism's evil weedSargassum, that stinky brown seaweed that washes up on Mexican Caribbean shores, made an early appearance this year. Officials...

I'm back, and up for some new adventuresAfter a year away from Travel Weekly, I've returned in a new role as editor for Mexico. I can hardly wait to explore the...

Key 2026 changes figure to make Mexico an easier sellUpdates in infrastructure and sustainability will give advisors more points to push the destination across multiple traveler...

Grupo Vidanta courts advisors as VidantaWorld growsVidanta is paying commission on new hotels in Nuevo Vallarta and the Riviera Maya, and it plans to package the Nuevo Vallarta...

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