Aerus Flights Link Yucatán to Villahermosa, Cancún, and Cozumel
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Aerus Flights Link Yucatán to Villahermosa, Cancún, and Cozumel

The Yucatán region will see a significant increase in its air connectivity with the addition of Aerus Airlines’ new Mérida-Villahermosa, Mérida-Cancún, and Chichén Itzá-Cozumel flights. The Secretariat of Tourism Development (Sefotur) announced that Aerus will utilize both the Mérida and Chichén Itzá international airports. During a press conference, Aerus Airlines Commercial Director Miguel Legorreta Hernández…

Durango’s Enigmatic La Ferrería is Mesoamerica’s Northernmost Archaeological Site
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Durango’s Enigmatic La Ferrería is Mesoamerica’s Northernmost Archaeological Site

Part of what makes Mesoamerican archaeology so spectacular is its vast scope. Whether we are talking about architecture, climate, or geology — this amazing region runs the gamut. These extremes are especially evident the further one gets from the regions one often thinks of as the cultural cores of Mesoamerica  — for example, the Maya…

Mérida Businesses Get a Major Internet Upgrade With Underseas Cables
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Mérida Businesses Get a Major Internet Upgrade With Underseas Cables

Liberty Networks, an internet infrastructure company serving Latin America and the Caribbean, has opened a new connection point in Mérida. This will provide faster speeds, better reliability, and easier connections to the United States for businesses in the region. The new point of presence (PoP) is part of Florida-based Liberty Networks’ ongoing investment in the…

Best Places in Mexico to Experience the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse

Best Places in Mexico to Experience the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse

On Monday, April 8, a spectacular total solar eclipse will be visible across a swath of North America. When the moon completely obscures the sun, the sky will darken, temperatures will drop, and the sun’s spectacular outer atmosphere, the corona, will briefly be visible. It’s a truly awe-inspiring experience. To get the most out of…

Jamil Selem: A Private Chef Conquers Mérida’s Kitchens

Jamil Selem: A Private Chef Conquers Mérida’s Kitchens

If anyone has earned the right to be called “chef,” it’s Thculinario’s Jamil Selem, a young culinary star and entrepreneur born and raised in Mérida.  We met Chef Jamil through a couple who employ him as a private chef. When I visited Tracey and Mark’s house, Jamil was whipping up a storm in their kitchen,…

Direct Atlanta-Mérida Flights Are Back
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Direct Atlanta-Mérida Flights Are Back

The air route between Mérida and Atlanta returned on Thursday, as promised. Flights appear to be daily for the time being, but so far are more sporadically scheduled into the summer low season. So fliers have three Eastern Seaboard destinations to choose from: Miami, Orlando or Atlanta. Dallas and Houston also connect to Mérida. But…

Swedish Monarchs Skip the Train on the Way to Uxmal
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Swedish Monarchs Skip the Train on the Way to Uxmal

The king and queen of Sweden decided not to hop the Tren Maya after all, but we can only speculate why. The train ride to Uxmal was scheduled for Tuesday, but they went by car instead, with no official statement to explain the change. Media outlets pointed out that environmentalists had pressured them to skip…

Yucatán Magazine No. 13: is Our First Destinations Issue

Yucatán Magazine No. 13: is Our First Destinations Issue

Getaways for the Yucatán-based adventurer, from Izamal to the Sea of Cortez. We take the Tren Maya to Palenque and learn our readers’ favorite day trips. Plus, a preview of the upcoming book “Inside Yucatán” by Vendome Press. Two specialty chefs go into business without a restaurant, and an art-studio visit with Claribel Calderius and her “octopus fridge.”

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