Two Mexican cities are among the 50 best places in the world to travel in 2023 due to their tourism offer and the needs for sustainability and care for the environment.
Time magazine made this ranking in which it included remote and family destinations, as well as others that include gastronomic offers, as well as spaces that have changed over the years and increased their cultural offer.
In the case of Mexico, the publication did not consider specific tourist destinations, but rather entire cities that offer a wide range of attractions and experiences for all types of tourists, be it sports, gastronomy or the offer of museums and concerts, for give some examples.
The publication points out that the tourism industry is at its peak this year after the effects of the COVID pandemic, which since March 2020 has been in crisis with the closure of destinations and the lack of visitors derived from the health emergency.
Which Mexican cities are among the best destinations in the world?
According to Time, these are the Mexican cities that are among the best 50 destinations in the world to visit this year.
Mexico City
The capital of the country, in addition to its offer in museums for which it is known worldwide, according to the magazine, will have different recommended sporting events to enjoy this year.
In April the Mexico City Series will be held between the San Diego and the San Francisco Giants.
At the end of August, the 40th anniversary of the Mexico City Marathon will be celebrated.
In addition, at the end of October will be the Formula 1 Mexican Grand Prix.
Hotel lovers will be able to visit new proposals that will be characterized by their avant-garde. These are some that will be inaugurated this year.
Andaz Mexico City in the Countess.
Mondrian Mexico City.
Soho House Mexico City in the Juárez neighborhood.
The Alest, the 12-suite Campos Polanco.
Polanco House.
Guadalajara
In addition to the traditions that accompany the city such as mariachi and tequila, Guadalajara will offer special events on the occasion of pride month (June) for the LGBT+ community, as well as a wide gastronomic offer recommended by the magazine.
It will be the first destination in Latin America to celebrate the Gay Games, a global event that occurs every four years.
Another recommended place for the LGBT community is the open-air restaurant called Peligro al Fondo, which has a weekly drag show.
In mid-June, the forbidden festival also takes place, which celebrates diversity through art.
The Riu Plaza hotel and the El Patio restaurant became characteristic for the presentations of female mariachis that perform on Saturday nights.
There is also the inauguration of the Hotel Dex in Tlaquepaque, which is an old house transformed into a boutique hotel.
The publication recommends Sunday bike rides, and even asks people not to be scared by the traditional church bells in the city.
Regarding the gastronomic offer, the Alcalde restaurant was recommended, in which chef Francisco Ruano mixes traditional and European flavors.
Source: El Financiero
