The second tour of the Meet Mexico Road Show 2025, organized by CREATURISM, concluded with great success in Dallas and Houston, bringing together 169 international buyers and reaffirming the strategic role of the United States in the development of Mexican tourism.

During the event, tour operators, airlines, wholesale agencies, tourism associations and specialized mediathey had the opportunity to learn first-hand about the diversity of the Mexican tourist offer, strengthen business alliances and explore new business opportunities.

This initiative is part of a comprehensive tourism promotion strategy in key markets, with a format that included destination presentations, product exhibitions and structured networking sessions, generating high-value connections between Mexican exhibitors and relevant players in outbound tourism.

“The excellent response on this second tour shows that there is a strong interest in the U.S. market to continue discovering Mexico. Dallas and Houston represent not only strategic points of air connectivity to our country, but also markets with high purchasing power and travel frequency. With this tour, we reinforce Mexico's presence and approach our strategic partners effectively and closely”, he said Rodrigo Hurtado, Chief Operating Officer of CREATURISMO.

Among the most relevant buyers who participated are American Airlines Vacations, AAA, Spy Travel, BCD Travel, Pleasant Holidays, Frosch and Proland, consolidating the importance of these cities in generating high-impact tourism businesses for Mexico.

This second tour continues the successful edition held in Chicago and Toronto in August, adding up to a total of 400 key buyers of the international tourism sector. The following scheduled stops include San Francisco and Los Angeles (October 7-11), as well as Montreal and New York (November 10 to 14).

With these actions, CREATURISMO continues to promote Mexico's position as a preferred international destination, in view of the celebration of 50th Touristic Tianguis 2026 in Acapulco, Guerrero.