Articles tagged “mexico”

Smart marketing means thinking out of the box, which several of this week’s ads achieve.

The headlines on border violence, cruise tours having trouble and other similar reports in media are not just sensationalist, there are real issues here that the country needs to address.

Cancun is making a show of force in order to ensure that it doesn't become a Puerto Vallarta, and there's no more a high profile event for the destination than spring break.

American Airlines takes the cake in this week's SkiftAds with its second ad featuring the new livery. Unfortunately, there's no hint in it about the outcome of the pending merger.

Acapulco's reputation has been plummeting for years, but the shift from random, drug-related violence to criminal acts that target tourists will make it even worse.

Even with the growing number of volunteer and adventure options targeted at students, this must be one of the most static trip lists released every year.

Raising money to expand into U.S. and competing against the entrenched biggies flying cross border will be Interjet's aim.

Tourists’ safety and structure stability are touted as reasons for the ceremonial bans, but the government is actually looking out for the needs of vendors around money-making tourist attractions.

Mexico has battled its violent reputation to keep tourists keen on visiting the country, but an increase in criminal incidences will send its tourist-friendly image back several steps.

Mexico's proposed name change, if it ever comes to be, seems like window-dressing, and does little, if anything, to tackle the country's problems.