Consulado General de México en Boston

Mexico is the seventh most visited country in the world. More than half of the visitors that Mexico receives every year come from the United States.

 There’s so much to explore

Whether you are looking to take in as much sun as possible, hold your annual company retreat, explore one of the most biodiverse countries in the world, immerse yourself in the wisdom of our ancient cultures or walk cities that combine tradition and modernity, Mexico is the right destination. Find the most accurate information to guide your travel plans at:

https://www.visitmexico.com/en/.

The Consulate of Mexico in Boston is happy to connect with travel agents, promoters and travelers who wish to enhance their experience of Mexico.

Contact: Bárbara del Castillo, Consul for Trade and Tourism:

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617 426 4181 ext 118.

 Mexico has a long, rich history that contributes to the cultural traditions found throughout the country. Because different indigenous peoples populated different regions of Mexico, some Mexican traditions vary from region to region. Influenced by the historical impact of Spanish colonization, contemporary Mexican customs embody a fusion of indigenous heritage and Catholic influences, resulting in a truly distinctive and flavorful cultural experience.

These traditions make visiting or living in Mexico a unique and colorful experience.

  Some of these Mexican traditions have even been recognized by UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. Beyond Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead), there are numerous other vibrant Mexican celebrations held throughout the year. Such as Christmas Posadas,  Cumbre Tajín,  Semana Santa and Pascua, Guelaguetza Festival, Voladores de Papantla, Dance of the Parachicos, Mexican Alebrijes, and  Day of the Flowers, among many others.

Romance Tourism

Archaeological Tourism

Gastronomic Tourism

 Every year millions of national and international travelers choose to visit our destinations attracted by their climate, nature, culture, gastronomy, folklore, hospitality and unique locations, which make a destination wedding or honeymoon, proposal, anniversary or some other celebration, a unique experience for couples and their guests.

 In south-central Mexico, you will find a series of ruins and archaeological cities that account for the existence of aboriginal civilizations before the arrival of the Europeans to America. From the remains of the Mayan and Zapotec civilizations to the Olmec culture, and the Pyramid of the Niches and the ruins of Zempoala, these areas represent one of the major attractions of the country.

 Mexican cuisine was named intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO The mixture of strong flavors that characterizes the cuisine of the country means that each year hundreds of tourists follow the gastronomic route, visiting each state to taste the typical dishes of the region.

Ecotourism

Cultural Tourism

With ecological diversity ranked among the broadest of any other country in the world, featuring terrain ranging from dry deserts to dense rainforests, Mexico has become one of the most highly sought out ecotourism destinations. With 31 diverse states within the country, there are more than enough ways to get involved in ecotourism and indulge in what Mexico has to offer.

The south-central regions of Mexico were the scene in which diverse pre-Hispanic civilizations developed, such as the Aztec, Mayan, Olmec, Zapotec and Mixtec. Some tourists are attracted to the way of life of these indigenous groups, which makes Mexico become a tourist center because of its cultural diversity.