In the heart of Chihuahua’s rapidly evolving Distrito Uno, Vetta – Autograph Collection stands as a striking example of how modern luxury can be deeply rooted in place. Defined by its use of locally sourced basalt stone, towering timber structures, and crystals from regional mines, the hotel is more than a destination—it’s a reflection of the land itself. This connection runs deeper than design. Millions of years ago, during the Mesozoic Era, much of Chihuahua was submerged beneath the ancient Tethys Sea, leaving behind fossils and marine traces that still shape the region’s identity today. At Vetta, that sense of history, transformation, and natural beauty subtly informs both the architecture and the guest experience. We sat down with Alberto Cunningham, Director General of Vetta, to discuss the vision behind the hotel, its role within Distrito Uno, and how it captures the spirit of Chihuahua through design, gastronomy, and hospitality.

Mérida, the vibrant capital of Mexico’s Yucatán state, is staking its claim as one of the most compelling destinations for international visitors heading to the FIFA World Cup 2026. With its strategic location, exceptional connectivity, rich cultural offerings and world-class gastronomy, Mérida’s tourism leadership is pitching the city as an ideal 2- to 4-day complement to the excitement of the tournament.

At WTM London, Lizzie Cole, Subsecretary for Tourism Promotion at SEFOTUR Yucatán, introduced the state’s new ‘Mayan Sanctuary’ campaign - a call to discover a Mexico defined by heritage, safety, and authenticity. The initiative positions Yucatán as a destination of living culture, world-class gastronomy and sustainable growth, inviting European travellers to look beyond the beaches of Quintana Roo.

Tourism and hospitality dignitaries from across Latin America convened in Cancún, México for the second leg of World Travel Awards 2025 to honour the organisations pushing the boundaries of excellence and innovation across the region. The World Travel Awards Latin America Gala Ceremony 2025, staged at AVA Resort Cancún, was attended by the who’s who of travel and tourism, with delegates sampling why Cancún is a powerhouse of the region’s tourism economy.

The first-ever direct flight from Shenzhen (China) to Mexico City connects Mexican hoteliers with over 20 million Shenzhen residents, including many high-income tech professionals. DidaTravel reports 219% year-to-date TTV*  growth in Chinese travellers outbound to Mexico, highlighting the significant potential for Mexican hoteliers.

Civitatis, the leading platform in online distribution of guided tours, activities, and excursions in Spanish language across 160 countries worldwide, this week the company has reached one million reservations from Mexican users, with 94% of those travelling abroad outside Mexico.