Mexicana has returned to the skies after a 13-year hiatus. The relaunch, inaugurated by President López Obrador, departed from AIFI in Mexico City and touched down at the new Tulum airport in Quintana Roo Tuesday afternoon. Tulum is just the first stop, with connections to Tijuana, Puerto Vallarta, and other popular destinations planned.
Mexico's long-awaited dream of connecting the Atlantic and Pacific has finally chugged into reality with the launch of the 'Interoceanic Railway.' This flagship project, unveiled as President López Obrador's term nears its end, promises to breathe new life into the nation's southern region and rewrite the map of global trade.
Jalisco celebrated its bicentennial year not with a bang, but with a roaring tourism boom. This cultural powerhouse, birthplace of tequila and mariachi, attracted a record 28 million visitors, proving its irresistible blend of luxury, culture & sporting events.
Mexicans can now access Pfizer's latest weapon against COVID-19, the Comirnaty Ómicron XBB. 1.5 vaccine, as it becomes available in prominent pharmacy chains across the country. Pharmacies such as Farmacias del Ahorro, Farmacias Benavides and Farmacias Guadalajara are set to offer the updated vaccine for purchase and application.
Jalisco, Mexico, celebrates a tourism surge with a 10.7% rise in airport arrivals, reaching 10 million passengers. From a new airport and new green terminals to new routes, 2024 promises transformative changes, enhancing accessibility and sustainability in this vibrant Pacific coast state.
Mexico's President Andrés Manuel López Obrador on Friday inaugurated a 290-mile stretch of the Maya Train, a $20 billion project aiming to connect beach resorts and archaeological sites. The inaugurated stretch connects the colonial city of Campeche on the Gulf coast to the popular Caribbean resort of Cancun.
As 2023 draws to a close, Mexico emerges as the US' primary trading partner, leapfrogging over giants like China and Canada. This remarkable shift, fueled by booming automotive trade and savvy nearshoring strategies, marks a turning point in global commerce dynamics, but the strengthening peso presents challenges.
A proposal to shorten Mexico's work week by eight hours to 40 hours is facing delays and won't be voted on until February 2024 when Congress reconvenes. President Lopez Obrador and the business community have expressed concerns about the legislation, highlighting the need for further deliberation and analysis.
After a three-year wait, direct access to COVID-19 vaccines at pharmacies in Mexico is imminent. Cofepris has given Moderna and Pfizer the 'Green Light', signaling a major step forward. While challenges exist, this development marks a positive stride toward accessible and convenient vaccination for the country.
For November 2023, the total number of terminal passengers at GAP’s 12 Mexican airports increased by 0.4%, compared to the same period in 2022. Los Cabos and Puerto Vallarta presented an increase in passenger traffic of 4.3% and 3.7%, respectively, compared to November 2022.