To help Baja California families and visitors enjoy the attractions offered during the 2025 edition of the Tourist Market, Governor Marina del Pilar Avila Olmedo announced that the event will be open to the general public for one day.
The state governor emphasized that this is an opportunity for attendees to discover Baja California's wealth of tourism and understand why the state has established itself as one of the most attractive destinations in the country.
Access to the general public will be available on Thursday, May 1, starting at 12:00 p.m., allowing attendees to see some of the offerings that will be displayed at the various booths throughout the venue.
As part of the pre-Tianguis Turístico activities, the "Window to Mexico" event was held this weekend at Liberty Station in San Diego, California, highlighting that, for the first time in its 49 editions, it has become a binational event.
“Our Mexican festival at Liberty Station is and has been a tradition, but 2025 is extremely special, because today “Ventana a México” is part of and marks the beginning of this great international celebration that is the 2025 Tourist Tianguis, which we have the honor of hosting, for the first time on our country's northern border, but also with this binational character,” he explained.