The Treasury Department is set to impose sanctions on individuals and entities tied to a violent Mexican drug cartel, targeting their fuel theft operations which generate millions of dollars for the cartel and fuel their fentanyl trafficking activities. This move, coordinated with the DEA and Mexican authorities, aims to disrupt the funding and operations of these cartels responsible for the deadly drug crisis in the U.S.
Naviva, a Four Seasons Resort in Punta Mita, Mexico, is celebrating the beauty of autumn with a new array of seasonal experiences and a special offer. From September through the festive season, guests can participate in fall-inspired events that connect them to nature, culture, and creativity. The new ‘Fall for Naviva’ offer provides savings on the resort’s all-inclusive nightly rates, allowing guests to enjoy the unique blend of luxury and nature.
Aeromexico is gearing up for the holiday season with an exciting expansion of its U.S. network, introducing new and returning routes from major Mexican cities. The airline will connect Guadalajara, Monterrey, Cancun, and Manzanillo to key U.S. destinations, offering more choices for travelers during the busy holiday season.
Naviva, A Four Seasons Resort, Punta Mita, Mexico is inviting guests to experience the beauty of autumn with exclusive programming, a special offer, and a variety of cultural and nature-inspired activities. From September to the start of the festive season, guests can immerse themselves in the season’s charm with cultural celebrations, nature-inspired activities, and a special offer on the resort’s all-encompassing nightly rate.
Thousands of Mexicans, primarily court employees and law students, took to the streets of Mexico City on Sunday to protest a contentious judicial reform proposal. This proposal, championed by outgoing President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, seeks to replace the current system of judicial appointments with elections. The reform has faced strong opposition, including from the United States, the Supreme Court, and financial markets, raising concerns about its impact on Mexico’s legal system.
Mexico has become a haven for budget-conscious travelers thanks to a weakened peso, visa-free travel, and a surge in tourism. The peso’s devaluation translates into significant savings on everything from hotels to dining, making luxury experiences more affordable than ever. Mexico’s record-breaking tourism numbers in 2023, coupled with its visa-free initiative for citizens from 66 countries, solidify its position as a top destination for global travelers seeking value for their money.
Mexico celebrated a major milestone with the inauguration of the Lerma-Santa Fe segment of the Mexico City-Toluca commuter train. The event marked a decade since construction began and saw the attendance of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador and President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum. The newly opened segment is the longest part of the route and brings the total completed length closer to completion, with only two more stations remaining. The train aims to offer a faster and more efficient commute between the two cities, serving 230,000 passengers daily once fully operational.
France and Mexico are both major players in the global tourism market, each contributing over €240 billion to their respective GDPs in 2023. While France remains the world’s most visited country, Mexico is rapidly gaining ground with its diverse offerings and growing international appeal. Both countries are expected to remain key players in the global tourism industry for years to come.
Sunset World Group is hosting a five-day celebration of Mexico’s Independence from September 12 to 16 at its six hotels. The festivities will include traditional Mexican fairgrounds, culinary festivals, craft workshops, and more, culminating in the iconic Grito de Independencia de México on September 15th.
Mexico’s Congress is debating a controversial judicial reform, despite a rare work stoppage by Supreme Court judges in protest. The reform, proposed by outgoing President Lopez Obrador, seeks to elect judges by popular vote and reduce the number of Supreme Court judges, aiming to combat corruption. However, critics argue it weakens checks and balances and could harm the economy. The debate comes amidst protests by judicial workers and concerns from the U.S.
