From the heart of downtown Denver to the Mexican fishing village La Cruz de Huanacaxtle in Nayarit to a San Diego Hotel's new "Meet & Green" initiatives, here's all of the latest news about hotel properties in the west!

Major U.S. hotel chains are bullish on Mexico, as evidenced by their recent investments in increasing their portfolios in the country. Following are some of the key major-brand properties that have recently come online or are in the development pipeline.

Posadas, Mexico’s largest hotel chain, broadens its approach to sustainability and positions its brand for the future.

Meeting attendees that crave authentic Mexican cuisine and beverages can find contentment in these coastal Mexico resorts that take pride in their cultural offerings, and even glamping on the beach.

With pandemic-related labor shortages affecting service standards at U.S. luxury resorts, all-inclusive properties in Mexico and the Caribbean may at least temporarily fill the void. Also, updates on all-inclusive resorts.

There are many unique venues that can help groups capture the magic of Mexico while getting some business done in style. Here are some of our recommendations, from the coasts to the country’s bustling capital city.

While coastal Mexico destinations such as Los Cabos and Cancun are targeting June as a post-coronavirus reopening date, Los Cabos has used the shutdown period to offer signature destination experiences virtually. Read more.

In 2019 and moving into 2020, Mexico’s most popular meeting locales are continuing to strengthen their hotel and resort offerings—especially in the luxury and all-inclusive categories—only solidifying these destinations as reliable (and fun) for meetings and incentives. Read more.

Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts debuted in Mexico with the Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal, transforming The Resort at Pedregal. The resort, which celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, was acquired by affiliates of Walton Street Capital Mexico. The new Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal is situated on a 24-acre site at the southernmost tip of Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula.