mazatlan News

Mazatlan presents an arts extravaganza that runs October through December 2010.

Mazatlan Hotel Association representatives will return to Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver in October to meet with travel agents and trade media; as well as provide a training seminar to WestJet Vacations reservations staff.

Francisco de la Vega Aragon, State Secretary of Tourism, led a delegation that invited Canadians to visit Mazatlan and the Copper Canyon.

Celebrating two hundred years of independence, Mazatlan showcased their award-winning heritage with lively musical performances and authentic folk dancers.

Mazatlan will host two FAM trips for Mazatlán Mazters online learning course graduates. Trip dates for Fall 2010 are Oct. 28 – 31 & Nov. 4 – 7. Each three-night/four-day trip is $99 USD per agent, plus a $200 - $300 airline subsidy.

Premier Event Draws Thousands of Bikers to Tourism Hotspot on Mexico’s Pacific Coast

Top triathlon competitors converge on Mazatlán's beaches for two days of hot competition.

Be it fun in the sun, the exchange rate, or its proximity to the US, Mexico is an ideal place to vacation. Investors are banking on this, as more of them look south of the border to purchase investment properties like Puntamarina Condos at Mazatlan.

Director of the Bauu Institute and Press, Dr. Peter N. Jones, celebrates the publication of Sweet Spot, an enthralling tale that mirrors today’s political climate by veteran Mexican journalist Linton Robinson