EXCITING NEW OPENINGS IN RIVIERA NAYARIT
April 3, 2025
- Rosewood Mandarina
Opening on April 1, 2025, Rosewood Mandarina will be nestled along Mexico's Pacific coastline, offering a sanctuary surrounded by pristine nature. The resort will feature 130 rooms, suites, and villas with panoramic views of the mountains, beach, and ocean. Guests can indulge in three dining venues, including a specialty restaurant and sunset bar, as well as amenities such as three pools, a fitness center, and a spa with ten treatment rooms. Drawing inspiration from the region's pre-Hispanic Huichole and Cora cultures, the property combines modern luxury with its extraordinary setting. Guests will have exclusive access to diverse environments—beach, flatlands, and mountains—each offering unique activities like fishing, exploring agricultural traditions, and scenic hikes.
- Delta Hotels by Marriott Riviera Nayarit
The Delta Hotels by Marriott Riviera Nayarit recently expanded with the opening of the Zafiro Tower, adding 100 new rooms to its offering. This expansion brings the total room count to 312, with a range of rooms and suites designed for comfort and elegance, including some with stunning views of the Pacific Ocean. The Zafiro Tower is particularly family-friendly, with 90% of its rooms able to connect, making it ideal for groups or families traveling together. Alongside the new accommodations, the resort introduces five additional restaurants offering international cuisines, enhancing the dining experience for guests. Notably, the Delta by Marriott Riviera Nayarit is also the first resort in Mexico within Marriott's portfolio to be pet-friendly, allowing guests to bring their cats and dogs along for a small additional fee. This addition underscores the growing appeal of Riviera Nayarit as an emerging destination on the Pacific coast.
With these new offerings, Riviera Nayarit continues to enhance its status as a prime destination for both relaxation and adventure.
A wave of refined resorts, members clubs, golf debuts and cultural hubs is redefining Los Cabos for the year ahead.
From lively beachfront hotspots to hidden coves tucked between jungle and sea, Puerto Vallarta offers the perfect beach for every kind of traveller.
A landmark luxury resort in Valle de Guadalupe highlights the growing strength and evolution of Mexico’s tourism industry.
An 18% capacity increase and new nonstop routes signal growing demand for travel to Mexico in 2026.
As Mexico looks toward 2026, new access, global attention and fresh experiences are coming together across the country.
From Riviera Maya icons to design-led city hideaways, a new wave of hotels is set to redefine travel in Mexico.
From refined Mexican cuisine to oceanfront omakase, Puerto Vallarta’s dining scene continues to raise the bar.
Mexico’s cultural tourism scene had a strong year in 2025, with growing interest in museums and archaeological sites from both domestic and international travelers. Recent figures from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) show that nearly 10 million people visited archaeological zones, while museum
Mexico’s global appeal continues to grow, positioning the country among the world’s leading tourism powerhouses.
