Aeroméxico highlighted that its route network includes destinations associated with NFL franchises, such as Dallas-Fort Worth, Miami, and Boston.
Aeroméxico and NFL Mexico announced a strategic partnership through which the airline becomes the Official Sponsor of the National Football League in Mexico for a period of three seasons.
According to both organizations, the agreement seeks to strengthen the connection with an estimated community of 40 million American football fans in Mexico, while also expanding the benefits for members of the Aeroméxico Rewards program.
As part of the agreement, an experiences program will be developed that includes access to regular season games, international games, the Super Bowl, and the NFL Mexico City Game, as well as activations aimed at customers, loyalty program members, and fans. Some of these experiences may be obtained by redeeming Aeroméxico Rewards points.
The announcement was made at the Aeroméxico Hangar, where Andrés Castañeda, Executive Vice President of Digital and Customer Experience at the airline, and Arturo Olivé, General Manager of NFL Mexico, signed the collaboration agreement.
During the event, an aircraft featuring a special NFL-themed design was also unveiled, visually representing the partnership between the two brands.
Aeroméxico highlighted that its route network includes destinations associated with NFL franchises, such as Dallas-Fort Worth, Miami, and Boston, which will help strengthen the connection between Mexican fans and some of the league’s teams.
The presentation featured former player Emmitt Smith, a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, who accompanied the display of the Vince Lombardi Trophy as part of the official ceremony.
Ministry of Health Confirms 33 Cases of Cyclosporiasis and Rejects Being the Source of the U.S. Outbreak
Cases of cyclosporiasis remain under epidemiological surveillance while investigations continue into reports from the United States and British travelers.
The Ministry of Health confirmed this Wednesday 33 cases of cyclosporiasis in different states across the country and stated that there is no conclusive evidence that the outbreak reported in the United States originated in Mexico.
In a statement, the health authority detailed that the cases remain under epidemiological surveillance and that investigations related to reports from the United States and British travelers who visited the Mexican Caribbean remain ongoing.
The institution stated that authorities in Mexico and the United States did not detect the parasite in samples collected from a packing facility in Guanajuato that had been identified by the U.S. government as a possible source of the outbreak, following allegations involving a lettuce packing company that supplies Taylor Farms to establishments such as Taco Bell.
“The analyses carried out so far by the health authorities of Mexico and the United States have not identified the presence of Cyclospora cayetanensis in the collected samples,” the Ministry stated.
Additionally, the agency reported that it inspected 16 hotels in the Riviera Maya, Quintana Roo, where British travelers who contracted the infection had stayed.
During the inspections, completed on August 4, epidemiological interviews were conducted, food handling processes and traceability were reviewed, and samples of fruits, vegetables, and water were collected. The results will be released once the corresponding analyses have been completed.
Cyclosporiasis is an intestinal infection that mainly causes severe and frequent diarrhea, as well as loss of appetite and weight, abdominal bloating, nausea, fatigue, low-grade fever, and vomiting.
The disease is not usually transmitted from person to person, is more common during the warmer months from May to August, and is generally associated with contaminated fruits and vegetables.
Source: lopezdoriga
