Overview
- The first Tianguis Turístico held outside Mexico took place Sept. 25–26 in Beijing’s Chaoyang district.
- Seven participating states displayed cultural offerings, from crafts and cuisine to iconic imagery such as Catrinas and the Tren Maya.
- Officials reported 58,000 Chinese visitors to Mexico from January to July 2025, a 13% year-over-year increase, moving China to the 13th source market.
- Mexico said it is preparing an electronic visa that would include China next year and has doubled consular staffing to streamline processing.
- Michoacán promoted Noche de Muertos and monarch butterflies, citing Beijing–Tijuana flight links and outreach to Mafengwo, Qunar and Dragon Trail that it says reach 140 million and 127 million users.