Cancun International Airport (CUN), Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla International Airport (GDL), and Lic. Benito Juarez International Airport (MEX) are key gateways connecting Mexico to international destinations. Flights from these prominent hubs offer extensive connectivity, including routes to top cities like New York, Miami, and Los Angeles, as well as regional travel to popular Mexican destinations. Airlines such as American Airlines, United Airlines, and Volaris provide frequent services from these airports, ensuring smooth and efficient travel for both domestic and international passengers.
Cancelled Departures: Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla Int’l Airport (Guadalajara, Jalisco)
Airline
Flight Number
Aircraft Type
Departure Airport
Departure Time
AMX
241
B738
Lic. Benito Juarez Int’l (MEX / MMMX)
Mon 03:54PM CST
AMX
229
B738
Lic. Benito Juarez Int’l (MEX / MMMX)
Mon 01:00PM CST
AMX
223
B38M
Lic. Benito Juarez Int’l (MEX / MMMX)
Mon 11:28AM CST
AMX
219
B39M
Lic. Benito Juarez Int’l (MEX / MMMX)
Mon 10:27AM CST
AMX
215
B738
Lic. Benito Juarez Int’l (MEX / MMMX)
Mon 09:17AM CST
VIV
1393
A321
Lic. Benito Juarez Int’l (MEX / MMMX)
Mon 08:40AM CST
VIV
3192
A321
General Mariano Escobedo Int’l (MTY / MMMY)
Mon 08:25AM CST
AMX
211
B738
Lic. Benito Juarez Int’l (MEX / MMMX)
Mon 08:20AM CST
VIV
9521
A320
Mexico City Santa Lucía Airport (NLU / MMSM)
Mon 08:00AM CST
AMX
207
B39M
Lic. Benito Juarez Int’l (MEX / MMMX)
Mon 07:38AM CST
AAL
1034
B738
Dallas-Fort Worth Intl (KDFW)
Mon 07:15AM CST
VIV
3012
A320
General Lucio Blanco Int’l (REX / MMRX)
Mon 06:50AM CST
AMX
205
B39M
Lic. Benito Juarez Int’l (MEX / MMMX)
Mon 06:46AM CST
VIV
3242
A320
Hermanos Serdan Int’l (PBC / MMPB)
Mon 06:45AM CST
SLI
287
E190
Mexico City Santa Lucía Airport (NLU / MMSM)
Mon 06:31AM CST
VIV
3060
A320
Manuel Crescencio Rejon Int’l (MID / MMMD)
Mon 06:30AM CST
VIV
1057
A320
Lic. Benito Juarez Int’l (MEX / MMMX)
Mon 06:05AM CST
VIV
3114
A321
General Abelardo L. Rodriguez Int’l (TIJ / MMTJ)
Mon 06:00AM CST
VIV
3044
A321
General Heriberto Jara Int’l (VER / MMVR)
Mon 06:00AM CST
VIV
3200
A320
General Mariano Escobedo Int’l (MTY / MMMY)
Mon 06:00AM CST
AMX
201
B38M
Lic. Benito Juarez Int’l (MEX / MMMX)
Mon 05:55AM CST
UAL
2141
B738
Houston Bush Int’ctl (KIAH)
Mon 05:45AM CST
VIV
3256
A321
Carlos Rovirosa Perez Int’l (VSA / MMVA)
Mon 05:40AM CST
VIV
3118
A321
General Abelardo L. Rodriguez Int’l (TIJ / MMTJ)
Mon 12:45AM CST
VIV
1071
A321
Lic. Benito Juarez Int’l (MEX / MMMX)
Sun 11:10PM CST
VOI
1902
A319
Newark Liberty Intl (KEWR)
Sun 11:03PM CST
VIV
8019
A320
Abraham Gonzalez Int’l (CJS / MMCS)
Sun 10:30PM CST
VOI
1860
A320
Ontario Intl (KONT)
Sun 09:35PM CST
VOI
1720
A21N
Los Angeles Intl (KLAX)
Sun 09:18PM CST
ASA
1419
B738
Los Angeles Intl (KLAX)
Sun 09:15PM CST
VIV
9523
A320
Mexico City Santa Lucía Airport (NLU / MMSM)
Sun 09:15PM CST
VOI
1832
A319
Fresno Yosemite Intl (KFAT)
Sun 09:11PM CST
VOI
1812
A319
Sacramento Intl (KSMF)
Sun 09:04PM CST
VOI
1016
A319
General Abelardo L. Rodriguez Int’l (TIJ / MMTJ)
Sun 08:57PM CST
VIV
518
A20N
Los Angeles Intl (KLAX)
Sun 08:40PM CST
VIV
3244
A320
Hermanos Serdan Int’l (PBC / MMPB)
Sun 08:35PM CST
AMX
788
B38M
Sacramento Intl (KSMF)
Sun 08:30PM CST
VIV
1069
A321
Lic. Benito Juarez Int’l (MEX / MMMX)
Sun 08:25PM CST
AMX
259
B38M
Lic. Benito Juarez Int’l (MEX / MMMX)
Sun 08:11PM CST
VIV
3196
A321
General Mariano Escobedo Int’l (MTY / MMMY)
Sun 07:50PM CST
Cancelled Arrivals: Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla Int’l Airport (Guadalajara, Jalisco)
Uganda, the Pearl of Africa is currently being positioned as a premier destination for Central European travellers following a strategic outreach at the Budapest Tourism Expo. It is observed that Uganda, represented by the Uganda Embassy in Berlin and numerous private sector players, is actively engaging with European travel agencies, international investors, and key trade stakeholders to bolster visitor statistics. Through the showcasing of wildlife, adventure tourism, and cultural experiences, the nation aims to capitalize on its recent record tourism growth. In the year 2025, it was reported that tourism revenues reached a historic $1.7 billion, while international arrivals climbed to 1.65 million. By highlighting iconic attractions such as mountain gorillas, chimpanzees, and the River Nile, this initiative seeks to establish bilateral ties and foster cultural exchange with the Hungarian market.
Hidden Primates and Ancient Rivers Revealed!
The biological diversity of the East African landscape is being presented as a primary draw for the Central European market. It is emphasised by officials that the presence of nearly half of the world’s remaining mountain gorillas within Bwindi Impenetrable National Park remains a cornerstone of the national appeal. Furthermore, the primate capital of the world, Kibale National Park, is being promoted for its dense population of chimpanzees. Beyond these primate encounters, the legendary River Nile is showcased as a hub for both tranquility and high-adrenaline adventure tourism. In the city of Jinja, activities ranging from white-water rafting to bungee jumping are offered to those seeking a thrill amidst the historical source of the world’s longest river.
A deliberate effort is being made to shift the narrative from purely wildlife-based excursions to a more holistic travel experience. The River Nile is not only a site for adventure but also a vital artery for community-based tourism and sustainable travel. By integrating the natural majesty of Murchison Falls with the serenity of the Nile, a diverse itinerary is created for the discerning European visitor. It is believed that by presenting these multifaceted attractions, a wider demographic of tourists—from luxury seekers to solo backpackers—can be successfully reached.
The Secret Cultural Gems Airlines Won’t Tell You About
While wildlife remains a significant attraction, a new focus is being placed on the rich cultural heritage and heritage sites of the nation. At the Budapest Tourism Expo, it was highlighted that the Pearl of Africa is home to over 50 distinct tribes, each offering unique community experiences, music, and dance. It is intended that travelers will move beyond the national parks to engage with the Batwa community, the Karamojong, and the Ik people. These interactions are designed to provide an authentic look into indigenous survival skills, storytelling, and traditional medicine, ensuring that the economic benefits of tourism are distributed directly to local populations.
The concept of cultural exchange is being leveraged to build stronger bilateral ties between Uganda and Hungary. It is noted by the Uganda Embassy in Berlin that similarities in the value placed on tradition and hospitality create a natural bridge between the two nations. By promoting community-based tourism, the government seeks to diversify its portfolio, moving away from a reliance on gorilla trekking permits alone. This diversification is seen as a crucial step in making the tourism sector more resilient to global market fluctuations while preserving the intangible cultural heritage of the Ugandan people for future generations.
Massive Wealth: How Tourism Generated Billions in 2025
The scale of the industry’s success is reflected in the latest financial data released by the Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities. It was confirmed that the year 2025 marked a definitive turning point, with tourism revenues hitting $1.7 billion. This surge in income is attributed to a strategic shift toward high-value tourism and an increase in the length of stay for international arrivals. With 1.65 million visitors recorded, the demand for hospitality services and tourism infrastructure has reached an all-time high. This economic momentum is being used at the Budapest Tourism Expo to attract foreign investment into the construction of luxury lodges, eco-resorts, and improved transport networks.
Investment in conservation is also a primary topic of discussion with Central European partners. It is understood that the sustainability of the tourism sector is inextricably linked to the protection of the natural environment. Revenues generated from gorilla permits and park entrance fees are directly reinvested into anti-poaching units and habitat restoration. By showcasing a successful model of sustainable tourism, the nation is positioning itself as a leader in eco-friendly travel. Potential investors are being invited to participate in projects that align with global ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) standards, ensuring that growth does not come at the cost of the environment.
Investment Goldmine: Why Everyone is Betting on Uganda Now
The final phase of the outreach in Budapest centers on the long-term expansion of the tourism infrastructure. It is argued by trade officials that the current growth trajectory necessitates a significant upgrade in hospitality capacity and air connectivity. Projects involving the modernization of Entebbe International Airport and the development of regional airfields near national parks are being pitched to European investors. Furthermore, the digitalisation of tourism services and the training of a highly skilled workforce are identified as priority areas for foreign direct investment.
The commitment to bilateral ties is further evidenced by the collaboration between the Uganda Tourism Board and Hungarian trade players. It is anticipated that these partnerships will lead to the creation of tailored travel packages that cater specifically to the preferences of the Central European market. As the nation moves toward its goal of attracting 2 million visitors by 2028, the groundwork laid at the Budapest Tourism Expo is considered essential. Through a combination of commercial diplomacy, proactive marketing, and a focus on heritage, the Pearl of Africa is successfully reinventing its global brand as a must-visit destination.
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