The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The Mayan Train, a significant infrastructure project aimed at boosting tourism in the Yucatan Peninsula and beyond, is failing to attract international visitors, recent data reveals.
A new accomodation, the Tryst Hotel, located in Puerto Vallarta’s iconic Romantic Zone, has officially opened its doors. Designed with LGBTQ+ travelers in mind, this luxurious five-star property offers 55 rooms and suites styled in modern Mexican design.
Two Mexican security specialists collaborating with the U.S. State Department were killed in an ambush at a taco stand in the Residencial La Soledad neighborhood of Tlaquepaque on the evening of Friday, May 16.
Aer Lingus is the latest European airline to announce nonstop flights to the Mexican beach paradise of Cancun, with three weekly flights beginning in January next year.
As has become the norm in recent years, Jalisco is leading the country in dengue cases. For 2025, the state tops the list with 607 confirmed cases, according to Mexico’s Ministry of Health.
Anyone with more than a passing interest in the distressing social phenomenon of missing persons in Mexico may wish to explore the newly launched website of the Comisión de Búsqueda de Personas del Estado de Jalisco (Search Commission for Missing Persons of the State of Jalisco).
The United States will be the guest of honor at the third edition of the International Deer Festival (Festival Internacional del Venado), set to take place in the picturesque Jalisco mountain town of Mazamitla from June 7 to 29.
The Jalisco state police force is adding three Tesla Cybertrucks to its fleet, with the primary aim of enhancing surveillance and intelligence operations.
The violence-plagued Jalisco municipality of Teocaltiche continues to make headlines for all the wrong reasons, with two senior municipal officials murdered in recent weeks.
