Mexico – Comprehensive Overview of the City, PEST Analysis and Key Industries Including Technology, Tourism and Hospitality, Construction and Retail

“City Profile – Mexico” provides historical and forecast data on key city level metrics along with analytical coverage of the latest political, economic, social, technological, infrastructural, legal and environmental issues affecting Mexico city.

The report contains detailed tourism, retail, construction, technology and public infrastructure data and insight into economic, social, and industry trends.

Mexico City contributed 11.3% of Mexico’s GDP in 2025, but recent performance points to weakening momentum as domestic demand cools and investment remains cautious amid uncertainty and tight financial conditions. The economy is structurally service-led—anchored by trade, transport, finance, and real estate—while construction and manufacturing remain important, leaving activity sensitive to shifts in credit conditions and business confidence. Looking ahead, growth is expected to be modest relative to peer Latin American metros, with employment staying service-heavy and labor market conditions broadly stable but gradually softening.

Scope

Mexico’s tourism market is expanding, with international arrivals reaching 45 million in 2024 and Mexico City hosting 60.5 million visitors in 2025.

Ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Mexico City is improving the visitor experience through 10 dedicated tourist routes linking major attractions.

Mexico is accelerating infrastructure and construction investment through large highway upgrades, a new high-speed rail line, and major renewable energy projects.

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

City Snapshot

PEST Analysis

Political

Economic

Social

Technology and Infrastructure

Communications

Internal Transport Networks

Connectivity

Airports

Business Environment Analysis

Travel and Tourism

Tourism Flows

Hotels

Attractions

Events

Construction and Real Estate

Investment

Real Estate Market

Retail

Retail Market

Consumption, Income and Prices

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List of Tables

List of Tables

Table 1: Mexico City – key facts (estimates), 2025

Table 2: Mexico City– real GDP and real GDP growth, 2000–35

Table 3: Mexico City– economic growth comparison (Index 2015=100), 2000–35

Table 4: Mexico City– GDP per capita comparison, 2000–35 ($)

Table 5: Mexico City– employment structure, 2000–35 (% of total)

Table 6: Mexico City – main universities, 2025

Table 7: Mexico City – population comparison, 2000–35 (million)

Table 8: Mexico City – population by age, 2000–35 (% of total)

Table 9: Mexico City – Mexico City International Airport, passengers (number), 2021–25

Table 10: Mexico City – Mexico City International Airport, aircraft movements (number), 2021–25

Table 11: Mexico City – Mexico City International Airport, cargo (tonnes), 2021–25

Table 12: Mexico City – Tourist arrivals in hotel establishments, 2021–24 (number)

Table 13: Mexico City –Tourist Expenditure in hotel establishments, 2021–24 ($ million)

Table 14: Mexico City – International tourist arrivals by country of residence, 2021–24 (number)

Table 15: Mexico City – Hotel classification, 2021–24 (number)

Table 16: Mexico City – UNESCO World Heritage Sites

Table 17: Mexico City – MICE and other events

List of Figures

List of Figures

Figure 1: Mexico City– real GDP and real GDP growth, 2000–35

Figure 2: Mexico City– economic growth comparison (Index 2015=100), 2000–35

Figure 3: Mexico City– GDP per capita comparison, 2000–35

Figure 4: Mexico City– employment structure, 2000–35 (% of total)

Figure 5: Mexico City – population comparison, 2000–35

Figure 6: Mexico City – population by age, 2000–35 (% of total)

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