The Mexican Secretariat of Tourism (Sectur) reported on 2026-07-15 that the tourism sector employed 5.067 million people in the second quarter of 2026. ^[1] Nayarit's rock oyster harvest reopened on 2026-09-01. ^[2] Among those detained are individuals known by the aliases 'El Pituchis' and 'El Cachombo', who are connected to hundreds of disappearances. ^[3] The Attorney General's Office of Nayarit announced the detention of suspected perpetrators of violence linked to disappearances in the northern part of the state. ^[4] Between January and June 2026, Mexico received 51.1 million international travelers, a 7.7% increase from the same period in 2025. ^[5] International travelers spent a total of 18,781 million dollars in Mexico during the first half of 2026. ^[6] The number of tourism jobs increased by 78,550 annually compared to the same period in 2025, a growth of 1.6%. ^[7] Attorney General Ludmila Heredia stated that seized mobile phones provided information leading to the identification of potential clandestine grave sites in northern and central Nayarit. ^[8] The office announced the execution of arrest warrants against former police commanders and escorts linked to the era of former Attorney General Edgar Veytia. ^[9]