A classic Mexico destination.

Campeche's claim to fame is its historic architecture. The beautiful streets that make up the Historic City Center, surrounded by historical structures with a rich cultural significance, led to its designation as a UNESCO Historical Fortified Town.

Coatzacoalcos is one of most important cities in the South of Veracruz. There, you can admire various aspects of the incredible Olmec culture in the Museum of Archaeology, visit the Lighthouse Museum and the Pyramid Museum.

Culiacán offers a modern infrastructure for congresses and conventions, as well as important cultural attractions and a myriad of amusement options. Visit the Casa de la Cultura and the Regional Museum.

Cuernavaca: an eternal spring.

Join the festivities in Guadalajara

An extraordinary destination

Ixtapa blends natural beauty and modern attractions, both of which can be found on its famous golf courses and pristine beaches. Here visitors can swim with dolphins, have a blast at one of the local water parks, or make a trip to the serene Ixtapa Island.

Ubicado en el noroeste de México, Mazatlán representa un lugar lleno de tradiciones y color, lo que lo hacen por sí solo un sitio que te permite vivir y disfrutar momentos invaluables. Fundado en 1531, este municipio representa la segunda localidad más importante de Sinaloa. En cada rincón podrás descubrir la esencia de Mazatlán, lo que hará que tu viaje sea inolvidable. Disfruta y conoce por qué este puerto es uno de los destinos turísticos de playa más importantes de México.

A magical experience in Mexico City

Monterrey, where culture and modern design  meet.

One of the largest states in the country, Chihuahua is ideal for conventions and meetings thanks to both its infrastructure and the tourist attractions it offers for both vacationers and business travelers.

Mérida,  rich in culture and tradition

Located one hour from the port of Veracruz and close to industrial areas, Orizaba offers a wide variety must-see activities, such as the cable car, a José Clemente Orozco mural in the municipal palace, and the Iron Palace designed by Gustave Eiffel.

Located in the state of Quintana Roo, in the heart of the Riviera Maya, you'll find the glamorous and cosmopolitan resort town of Playa del Carmen. Here you can explore spectacular white-sand beaches and blue-water coves.

The capital of Nayarit has spas, recreational parks and temples of unparalleled architectural design such as the majestic Cathedral, the Museum of Anthropology and History, the Amado Nervo Museum and the Museum of Four Towns.

Tijuana offers a wide variety of architectural, gastronomical, cultural and just plain fun attractions for any visitor. Visit the Centro Cultural Tijuana with its new exhibition hall "El Cubo", the kid's museum "El Trompo".

Colorful and lively, Veracruz is a destination that tells its history through its Cathedral, the San Juan de Ulúa fort, its historical center and archaeological sites. Visitors should try an exquisite coffee drink from the famous Café La Parroquia.

Xalapa is surrounded by major attractions like Coatepec, the birth place of the best coffee in Mexico, Xico, Teocelo, and Actopan. Visit the Hacienda del Lencero, the Museum of Anthropology and the Interactive Museum.

One of the most beautiful cities in Mexico, the colonial feel in Zacatecas with its building dressed in pink stone, its rich history and culture has earned it the title of a World Heritage Site. Appreciate the majesty of the Cathedral.