Alstom Unveils First Locally-Built Tren Maya Train, Paving the Way for Sustainable Travel in Mexico On September 21, 2024, Alstom, a leader in eco-friendly transportation, delivered the first long-distance train for the Tren Maya initiative to Mexico's Federal Government, the National Fund for Tourism Development (FONATUR), and the
Addressing the Border Dynamics: Adam Frisch's Upcoming Visit Democratic Candidate Adam Frisch for CD3 has announced his intention to visit the US-Mexico border, stating the importance of connecting with various stakeholders. Engaging with Local Leaders Frisch, during a recent gathering in Delta, expressed his plan to converse with
Buying Group’s Mexico Trip a Treat for 48 Next Generation Members MIDDLETOWN, Pa. — National independent retail buying group Furniture First welcomed 48 NextGen individuals from 26 member stores to a recent four-day, three-night trip in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico. Sponsored by two of Furniture First’s supplier partners, the
Unveiling the Giant Crystal Cave of Naica In April 2000, miners working in the Naica Mines stumbled upon a remarkable cave housing some of the world's largest crystals. Known as the Giant Crystal Cave, it features crystals that can grow up to 39 feet in length and weigh
Putin Skips Inauguration in ICC Member Mexico Russian President Vladimir Putin will not attend the inauguration of president-elect Claudia Sheinbaum in Mexico, which is a signatory of the Rome Statute. Details of the Decision According to Aleksandr Shchetinin, head of the Latin American Department at the Russian Foreign Ministry, Putin
Travel Regulations: Surprising Fines Awaiting You in Mexico If you’re planning a trip to Mexico, be mindful of the items you pack. A traveler recently faced a hefty fine due to unexpected customs regulations. Unexpected Customs Fees: A Traveler's Story On a recent journey to Cancun, TPG
Discovering the Convent Route: An Enriching Journey Through Yucatán The rich history of the Maya and the colonial period merge beautifully along the Convent Route, providing an escape from the bustling atmosphere of Mérida. A Blend of Cultures While sites like Chichén Itzá attract crowds, the Convent Route offers a
New Tourist Train Launching Between Two of Mexico’s Most Beautiful Cultural Destinations! Posted on Last updated: September 18, 2024 After the successful launch of the Maya Train linking Cancun to historic sites and natural wonders, Mexican rail travel has surged in popularity. New railway projects, including routes from Cancun
¡VIVA MÉXICO! A Travel Guide to Mexico City In the dynamic streets of Mexico City, Alexandra Carlton uncovers the diverse gastronomic experiences that define this vibrant metropolis. Flavors of Tradition: Chileatole at Quintonil Upon tasting the chileatole, served in a deep cacao-brown bowl, I was immediately taken aback by its
Sandos Cancun Transitions to Adults-Only in 2025 Starting January 1st, Sandos Cancun will become a fully adults-only resort, while retaining its guestroom and facility offerings. The resort will enhance the guest experience with themed parties, DJs, and daily events. Guests can still enjoy three infinity pools during the day and
Actor and Director Jaime Camil Launches His Own Expedia Travel Shop Actor, producer, and director Jaime Camil, known for his roles in "Jane the Virgin" and "Coco," has unveiled his own Travel Shop through Expedia. This shop features his top hotel recommendations and favorite destinations, aimed
Discover Ensenada: The West Coast’s Hidden Gem Just two hours south of California lies Ensenada, a captivating port town known for whale watching and delectable fish tacos. Embrace the Coastal Adventure California may flaunt its vibrant culture and stunning beaches, but if you're seeking a similar experience