A classic Mexico destination.

A perfect place for "me time" in sunny Aguascalientes.

An ever-indulging destination

Also known as "the Pearl of the Gulf" or the "Isla Tris", this city is a paradise, with beaches, parks, restaurants and a rich variety of flora and fauna. The main attractions are the Faro de la Atalaya and Tigre lighthouses.

Also known as "the Pearl of the Gulf" or the "Isla Tris", this city is a paradise, with beaches, parks, restaurants and a rich variety of flora and fauna. The main attractions are the Faro de la Atalaya and Tigre lighthouses.

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.

Cuernavaca: an eternal spring.

Guadalajara represents all that is Mexican, with its impressive historical buildings, the typical Mariachis, its rodeos, handicrafts and delicious dishes: manchamanteles, birria de carnero and pozole rojo.

Warm and friendly Hermosillo is a travel destination made for activities like hiking, mountain climbing or biking and water sports in the Sea of Cortes. Carne asada, or grilled beef, is the specialty here, along with seafood dishes.

Join the festivities in Guadalajara

Known at the "Shoe Capital of the World," León is the oldest and most historic city in the state of Guanajuato. It delights visitors with its pleasant climate, charming colonial buildings, cultural events, and traditional leather goods.

Known at the "Shoe Capital of the World," León is the oldest and most historic city in the state of Guanajuato. It delights visitors with its pleasant climate, charming colonial buildings, cultural events, and traditional leather goods.

Mexicali, "The beautiful city that captured the sun", as the locals call it, is full of entertainment and cultural options. Visit La Chinesca, and enjoy delicious cuisine; the parks and camping areas in the village of la Rumorosa.

A magical experience in Mexico City

Monclova is one of Mexico's highest steel production areas. It offers a variety of attractions: the Coahuila-Texas Museum, the Pape Museum Library, the San Francisco de Asís Parish Church and the modern observatory.

Monterrey, where culture and modern design  meet.

Pachuca is a city that displays its mining past even today, through its beautiful old buildings which together with its newer industrial parks, forms a symmetrical fusion of architectural style.

A laid-back, turquoise-water beach town with a cosmopolitan vibe.

The city of angels has a large number of colonial and Baroque style buildings such as its famous Cathedral, an excellent example of architectural beauty. Savor the delicious dishes of Puebla, such as the famous chiles en nogada.

A magical beach town

Querétaro: the land of history and tradition

The capital of Coahuila highlights both neo-classical and Baroque architecture, which can be seen in the Cathedral of Santiago or in the Ateneo Fuente, near the Museum of Natural History and the Pinacoteca Artemio de Valle Arizpe.

San Cristóbal de las Casas is one of the most beautiful cities in Mexico, with its harmonious urban layout, its impressive religious buildings including the Cathedral and the Santo Domingo Temple.

Located inside Plaza Citadella, next to Tangamanga Park on the western side of the city, Fiesta Americana San Luis Potosí is the only hotel in its class in the area, strategically located between corporate offices, industrial parks, the financial district, and the historic center declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Tampico is the second most important port in Mexico and, due to its geographical location, has the ideal climate for spending quality time at the Miramar beaches or the Carpintero lagoon.

Enjoy a visit filled with pleasant moments in a modern and welcoming setting. Tapachula is an open, relaxed, and refreshing space where you can be yourself and enjoy your time regardless of the reasons of your trip.

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".

Torreón is a relatively young city, founded in 1907. It offers visitors a host of cultural and natural attractions. While here, visit one of the city's many museums and the Canal de la Perla, an ancient irrigation canal.

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.