Why we won’t promote the Pueblo Mágico program anymore
Pueblos Mágicos? We just can’t. No. Not anymore.
Pueblos Mágicos? We just can’t. No. Not anymore.
Given improvements to Yucatán’s highway infrastructure, Motul feels closer than ever.
The tiny town of Espita has a lot going for it, but it’s friendly people who really make it shine.
Tekax has a lot going for it, from stunning vistas to amazing caves and archaeological sites.
Residents of Sisal say they don’t want their community to be a Pueblo Magico — Magical Town — any longer.
Yucatán leaped from two to four “Magical Towns” now that the federal tourism ministry has added the port town of Sisal and the historic convent route village of Maní to its elite list of destinations. The towns join Valladolid and Izamal as destinations in Yucatán that will gain special attention and promotion by the federal…
Mexico’s 121 Pueblos Magicos are being cut off financially by the federal government in 2019.
At least 10 so-called “magical towns” could lose that prestigious designation, warns the official in charge of the program.
The federal government has ramped up investment in the tourism ministry’s Pueblos Mágicos program, and is preparing to expand its list of “magical” towns.
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