Benito Juárez declares readiness to be a tourist reference during World Cup

The Benito Juárez mayoralty in Mexico City is positioning itself as an international-class destination ready to welcome tourists for the upcoming World Cup, emphasizing its quality of life, security, and diverse attractions.

Mayor Luis Mendoza stated that Benito Juárez is prepared to host visitors for the third time Mexico has welcomed a World Cup. He asserted that the borough offers a high quality of life, distinguishing it from many other locations and sending a message to the world. The area is highlighted for its strategic location, infrastructure, connectivity, and urban services, making it an ideal transit point to the Estadio Ciudad de México.

Benito Juárez offers a rich tapestry of attractions, blending historical and contemporary elements. Visitors can explore original towns and neighborhoods, experience traditional markets with diverse culinary offerings, and visit modern shopping centers and plazas. Landmarks include churches in Santa Cruz Atoyac, Xoco, Narvarte, and San Simón, the archaeological zone of Mixcoac, and iconic venues like the Plaza de Toros ‘La México’ and the World Trade Center.

The borough also features 24 parks, with Parque de los Venados, Parque Hundido, and Las Américas being particularly notable. Parque Las Américas is designated to host a fan fest during the World Cup, providing a central space for football enthusiasts.

Culturally, Benito Juárez plans to offer an extensive calendar of family-friendly events and recreational activities. These events aim to fill the borough's cultural centers and public spaces with color and joy during the football festivities. The mayor emphasized that residents and tourists can watch matches in Benito Juárez, highlighting the availability of safe spaces with good services for enjoying the sport, reinforcing the borough's readiness for the global event.