Mayan Train deploys tourist offer for Holy Week

The Mayan Train launches new tourist packages for Holy Week, with prices that exceed 18 thousand pesos per person.

The great stage of the season

The government is betting heavily on national tourism during these holidays. In the middle of the morning conference, and with President Claudia Sheinbaum as a witness, General Óscar David Lozano Águila presented the new packages of the Mayan Train and the Mundo Maya Group.

The strategy is called “Mexico is Fashionable.” And its objective is clear: fill the carriages and hotels of the southeast during Easter.

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What’s on the tourist menu?

They are not simple offers. We are talking about complete experiences that combine transportation, lodging and activities. Among the stars of the lineup are the Biosphere Tour (5 days and 5 nights) and the Mayan Tour of Palenque (4 days).

“These offers are part of the ‘Mexico is in Fashion’ strategy, aimed at promoting national tourism,” explained Lozano Águila.

The price per person exceeds 18 thousand pesos. That includes a round trip flight from AIFA, hotel and food. It is a bet for a tourist with purchasing power, not for the backpacker traveler.

But there is more spectacle. The calendar includes events such as the Aeroshow at the Mundo Maya hotel, the Spring Equinox and even the Nascar Mexico-Tulum. The jewel in the crown could be the Gastronomic Train, with on-board menus created by certified chefs.

A moment of levity in the middle of the announcement

Even in the most formal press conferences there is room for humanity. The director of the project starred in a viral moment by confusing “certainty” with “beer.” The laughter, including that of the president, broke the formality of the event for a moment.

It’s a minor detail, but revealing. It shows the pressure behind these megaprojects. Every word counts, every advertisement is a political act with very real economic consequences.

The move is on the table: turn the Mayan Train into the tourist engine of the southeast. Now we will see if the public buys their ticket for this trip.

Man walks a bull amidst 2026 World Cup celebrations

A viral video shows an amateur walking a bull decorated with the colors of Mexico in Tonalá, Jalisco.

The video that went around the world

A video spread on social networks caught the attention of thousands of users: a man walks a bull through the streets of Tonalá, Jalisco, during the celebrations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

In the images, the man wears the Mexican National Team shirt and carries a huge flag on his shoulder. The animal has tricolor ribbons on its legs, decorations on its horns and a hat on its head. He walks calmly between the vehicles, while dozens of people record him with their cell phones.

The reactions on networks were immediate. Some users took the scene with humor, others expressed concern for the safety and well-being of the animal. The official account of the Mexican National Team commented:

“Never end, Mexico.”

Among the most shared comments are:

“We continue to beat AI.”
“If we don’t win the cup, at least we beat the AI.”
“AI surrendering to Mexico.”

The video already exceeds 3 million views on TikTok. The 2026 World Cup continues to generate emotions both on and off the fields, and this image adds to the viral scenes that mark the tournament.

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Rains in Nuevo León leave more than 80 thousand users without electricity

The CFE restored service to 71% of those affected after the storm.

Storm in Nuevo León: blackouts affect thousands

The heavy rainfall that hit Nuevo León this Friday caused electrical interruptions for 284,514 users, according to the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE). Until the last report, the company had recovered supply to 200,894 customers, which represents 71.1 percent of those affected. However, 81,620 people were still without electricity at the time of reporting.

The storm mainly impacted the metropolitan area of ​​Monterrey and other municipalities in the state. In addition to power outages, flooding and damage associated with heavy rains, gusts of wind and electric shocks were recorded.

Faced with the contingency, the CFE deployed 202 workers, 42 cranes and 59 vehicles. The parastatal assured that it will continue the work until the service is restored to 100 percent of the users. No injuries or major damage to critical infrastructure have been reported.

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Storm in Monterrey leaves a woman dead due to a falling sign

Gusts of up to 70 km/h toppled an advertising structure in San Nicolás.

Event in San Nicolás

A storm accompanied by strong winds and hail caused damage to several municipalities in the Monterrey metropolitan area. In San Nicolás, a woman of approximately 35 years old lost her life after the collapse of an advertising advertisement.

The incident occurred on Thursday afternoon at the intersection of Universidad and Unión avenues, Anáhuac neighborhood. The gusts of wind toppled the structure, which fell on the victim. Emergency personnel confirmed his death at the scene.

Weather conditions

The storm arrived after a day with temperatures of up to 44 degrees Celsius. Within minutes, the sky became cloudy and precipitation began, accompanied by hail and winds close to 70 kilometers per hour.

The rains spread through Monterrey and its metropolitan area. Civil Protection reported moderate to intense rainfall in avenues such as Constitución, Gonzalitos, Garza Sada and Revolución. Flooding and road closures were also recorded.

Hail fell in Apodaca and Escobedo. Public transportation users took shelter under bridges and overpasses. The storm also reached the Fan Fest in Parque Fundidora, where the exit of attendees was temporarily restricted to avoid incidents. No cancellation of activities was reported.

In addition to road complications, electrical activity and strong gusts were recorded that surprised the population after several days of intense heat. Civil Protection maintains monitoring in the region.

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