Guanajuato refrenda su liderazgo en Turismo de Romance, en el IBTM Americas
Durante IBTM Americas, Guanajuato reiteró su liderazgo en el Turismo de Romance, así como la posibilidad de potencializar la industria en otros estados.
Government of the People shows the magic of the towns of Guanajuato at the Magic Towns Tianguis 2025
The three-day agenda includes an agenda of activities, promotion and national projection of Guanajuato's six magical towns.
Guanajuato presents in Mexico City “El Rey” Festival of Music, Tradition and Wine
The Capital of our Country received the official presentation of “El Rey” Festival from November 21 to 23 in Dolores Hidalgo, Cradle of National Independence, an event that pays tribute to the cultural and musical legacy of José Alfredo Jiménez, icon of Mexican music.
Guanajuato strengthens its presence in the global meetings industry during World Meetings Forum Global Mexican Caribbean 2025
The Ministry of Tourism and Identity of the State of Guanajuato, headed by Maria Guadalupe Robles León, is participating in the World Meetings Forum (WMF) Global Mexican Caribbean 2025, a high-level international event.
Guanajuato, among Mexico's favorite destinations for Day of the Dead celebrations
Guanajuato's colonial charm, history-filled alleyways and colorful celebrations place it once again among the favorite destinations for Mexicans to experience the Day of the Dead, ahead of beach destinations such as Puerto Vallarta.
Guanajuato strengthens ties with San Luis Potosí during ASETUR's 64th Assembly
During the 64th Assembly of Secretaries and Secretaries of Tourism of Mexico (ASETUR), held in the Hall of Muses of the Leonora Carrington Museum, the Secretary of Tourism and Identity of the Government of the People, Lupita Robles León, consolidated the tourist and cultural collaboration of Guanajuato with San Luis Potosí and...
Guanajuato shows its identity at Odisea Mexico and the National Museum of Magic Towns
The entity proudly shows in both exhibitions the best of its land with heritage cities and magical towns.
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Guanajuato and Spain strengthen cooperation ties for FITUR 2026
The Governor of the People, Libia Dennise García Muñoz Ledo, headed a meeting with the Ambassador of Spain in Mexico, Juan Duarte Cuadrado, with the purpose of strengthening bilateral relations and consolidating Guanajuato's participation in FITUR 2026 from January 21 to 25, the most important tourism fair in the world, where Mexico will be the guest of honor.
Guanajuato 2025 harvests were a success
Guanajuato consolidated its national wine tourism leadership and closes a successful harvest season where wine, identity and tradition accompanied the thousands of visitors in their experience of drinking wines from Guanajuato.
SECTURI boosts regional tourism with Tourism Promotion Caravans
The State is consolidating its position as an engine of regional tourism through the Caravanas de Promoción Turística, an initiative of hoteliers promoted by the Secretariat of Tourism and Identity, which reinforces the identity of the destinations and promotes collaboration between states in the center of the country.
San Miguel de Allende is the fifth best small city in the world in the Condé Nast Traveler Reader's Choice Awards 2025
San Miguel de Allende, jewel of the Mexican Bajío, was once again recognized by the prestigious Condé Nast Traveler Reader's Choice Awards 2025 as the fifth best small city in the world, consolidating its international reputation as a first-class cultural and tourist destination.
Michelin Guide points out worldwide excellence of nine hotels in Guanajuato
The state stands out for creating unforgettable lodging experiences according to the Michelin Guide.
Guanajuato celebrates life and tradition with the seventh edition of the Day of the Dead Festival “Experience it in Guanajuato!”
With the support of the Government of the People and the Secretary of Tourism and Identity of the State (SECTURI), Guanajuato Capital is getting ready to celebrate the seventh edition of the Day of the Dead Festival “¡Vívelo en Guanajuato!”, from October 29 to November 2, one of the most representative festivities in Mexico and today one of the most anticipated in the country's cultural calendar.