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CEO & Successor Editor Sylvia Gevália Landeros: 1991 Metz-Landeros Archive with THC, NASA, TX, NM, CHIH, ESC-19 & IHG Fort Bliss.

CEO & Successor Editor Sylvia Gevália Landeros: 1991 Metz-Landeros Archive with A&E, Discovery, WWA, UTEP, History & EPHS.

THE PILLAR OF HEART AWARD | ESTELA CASAS KTSM News Feature

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THE METZ-LANDEROS ARCHIVE | TRAVEL THE PASS © | THE SYNOPSIS —

1⏤ Leon Claire Metz (1930-2020) | Sylvia Gevália Landeros (1991-PRESENT) : Since 1991, Travel The Pass © has stood as a definitive tri-national pillar of academic and civic excellence—a legacy codified by the 2024 City of El Paso, Texas, Proclamation honoring its founders Leon C. Metz, preeminent historian and doyen author of the Borderland region, and Sylvia Gevália Landeros | Socio-cultural Marketing Researcher/MMD | AIIP Sovereign | Successor Editor | CEO & Co-Founder.

2⏤ Leon C. Metz (1930-2020) was an acclaimed and award-winning preeminent historian and canonical author, serving as a definitive television/writing commentator on Western subjects for the History Channel, the A&E Channel, the Discovery Channel, the Handbook of Texas, the American National Biography, and The Encyclopedia of the American West, among many others. EL PASO COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY Metz's legacy is defined by his leadership on countless committees, boards, and commissions, as well as his position as president of many organizations including the El Paso County Historical Society, Western Writers of America, Discover El Paso, the El Paso Tourist & Convention Bureau, the El Paso Arts and Humanities Council, Mission Heritage Association, the New Mexico Book League, the Texas Historical Commission, the El Paso Museum of History, and the El Paso Corral of the Westerners. By bridging this bedrock historical record with modern STEM education and Space Exploration, Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive has expanded the region's global footprint through literary works and unique marketing endeavors including an international campaign utilizing a fleet of Mesilla Valley Transportation MVT freight carriers as 'mobile billboards' across the United States, Mexico, and Canada in 2001. CITY OF EL PASO TEXAS : LEON METZ TRAVEL THE PASS PROCLAMATION OFFICIAL RECOGNITION 10.22.2024

3⏤ Since 1991, Sylvia Gevália Landeros has governed Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive as a vertically integrated engine of historical and technical innovation. As Socio-cultural Marketing Researcher/MMD | AIIP Sovereign | Successor Editor | CEO & Co-Founder of the Travel The Pass Intellectual Property, Landeros is the Master-Architect of its historical record—personally coding the digital infrastructure, designing the visual historiography, and orchestrating the brand identity. THE ACCOLADES Landeros's methodologies remain validated by the State of New Mexico Tourism Department, the Secretaría de Desarrollo Económico del Estado de Chihuahua, Susan G. Komen Breast Foundation, the El Paso Convention & Visitors Bureau, the Greater El Paso Chamber of Commerce, CANIRAC de Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, the Las Cruces, New Mexico Convention & Visitors Bureau, the El Paso, Texas Mission Trail Association, and numerous others dating from 1991 to the present day. Her editorial authority was forged through the engineering of a succession of one-of-a-kind publications since 1991, including Discover Juarez Mexico 1990s, the city's first tourist publication, The Southwest Chronicle 2008, the first Bi-national, Tri-State Newspapers in Education (NIE) bilingual journal, which exclusively preserved the foundational works of Leon C. Metz for a new generation. BIG BANG! Mag 2017 - 2019 Parallel to this pedagogical legacy, Landeros produced Borderland Mag (1990s) and the authoritative MEX-U.S. Journal (2000s), definitive records of the region's raw economic evolution and the introduction of the NAFTA Free Trade Agreement. Landeros’s innovation in media is further distinguished by her creation, production, and formatting of the region’s first Bi-National, Bilingual Academic Metz Film Production (1997-2011). This 1997-2011 Edu-TV Welcome Channel was adopted by tri-state regional government bodies and the binational hotel associations, airing 24/7 throughout Ciudad Juárez, Chih., Mexico, as the primary educational gateway for international tourism. MORE INFO : EIN PRESSWIRE Today, Landeros's strategic innovations feature MADZINE COWBOYZ & COSMOZ | COMPLETE WORKS OF LEON METZ | THE OFFICIAL BORDERLAND SOUVENIR 2024 © , The Pillar Of Heart Award 2026, The IronwoodStar Award 2026, and Commemorative Boards alongside the definitive upcoming Borderland Bingo! Cowboyz & Cosmoz Chronicles 2026 ©. A spin on "la loteria" where every square is a portal; every card is a piece of the Borderland's soul. This first-of-its-kind Borderland endeavor stands as a vessel for Historical Literacy, grounded in the deep, authoritative research of the Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive. Within this portfolio, Sylvia Gevália Landeros's MADZINE Retro Readz Series © revolutionizes historical literacy by incorporating humor and ironic non-fiction literature, making complex narratives engaging and relatable for a new era of younger explorers. This ironic non-fiction literature intellectual framework reached a pinnacle in 2017 with the launch of The BIG BANG Mag—a publication specifically formatted to link the humanities with science, providing the essential bridge for the Travel The Pass expansion toward Global Aerospace Horizons. Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive operates under a mandate of absolute AI IP Sovereignty; every layout, archival file, and proprietary narrative is legally vested to ensure the integrity of the Metz-Landeros Archive.

4⏤ Our works are permanently chronicled within prestigious repositories—including the Library of Congress, UTEP Special Collections, and NMSU Special Collections—and gifted to visiting dignitaries at Fort Bliss Military Base since the 1990s. This institutional gravity is backed by elite, multi-decadal honors: the Saddleman Award from the Western Writers of America (1985); endorsements from the Gobierno del Estado de Chihuahua, Mexico (1997), and the New Mexico State Department of Tourism (2004); the Ruth Lester Lifetime Achievement Award from the Texas Historical Commission (2010); and a 2024 City of El Paso, Texas, Proclamation. WIKIPEDIA ARTICLE The original evidentiary record of the legends buried at Concordia, Evergreen, and other historic cemeteries throughout the Borderland forms the foundation of the Metz-Landeros Archive. Sylvia Gevália Landeros' thorough judicial research validates the Leon Metz historical legacy, affirming it as the definitive historical standard for the binational Borderland.

5⏤ Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive is anchored to Leon Metz’s final, unreleased manuscript—Mexican Thunder: The Mexican Revolution—his ultimate penned work executed alongside Sylvia Gevália Landeros under the Travel The Pass banner and publication stands are sited at IHG Army Hotels at Fort Bliss Military Base, regional independent school districts' (ISDs) administrative offices, and periodically at Barnes & Noble.

6⏤ Travel The Pass | Community Gatherings : uplift Fort Bliss families with 'relocation welcomes' (endorsed TTP in 2025), support U.S. Department of Education McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Program (ESC Region 19) youth facing homelessness (endorsed TTP in 2025), and elevate Our Lady of Guadalupe Monastery in Silver City, New Mexico, with pro bono sociocultural marketing outreach (endorsed TTP in 2025). Sylvia Gevália Landeros' inclusive community event partnerships include the 2011 Barnes & Noble Heritage Celebration, the 2014 Ysleta del Sur Pueblo Cultural Center Academic Outreach, the Dignity Memorial Celebration of Life, and the upcoming scholarly 2026 Borderland Bingo! Cowboyz & Cosmoz Chronicles reveal at the COAS Bookstore in Las Cruces, New Mexico—an inclusive family affair taking "the pages to the pavement!" The multilingual roster includes "chats with Estela Casas." MORE INFO : EIN PRESSWIRE

7⏤ Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive : acknowledged by the Texas Historical Commission Award, the Western Writers of America Award, and the City of El Paso, Texas, 2024 Proclamation, among others, has established The Pillar Of Heart Award, bestowed upon journalist and philanthropist Estela Casas on March 17th, 2026, for her stellar community engagement. Additionally, The Ironwood Star Award honors dedicated supporters, such as Pizza Properties Inc./Peter Piper Pizza and Howard Smith, for their commitment to preserving the Borderland’s legacy—presentation soon! While we do not operate on the basis of the "best of the blank sponsor contests," we are confident that every one of our supporters does their very best to serve our community and its customer base. Thank you for supporting our sponsors and our endeavors. ¡Gracias, amigos! INSTAGRAM travelthepassorg

CEO & Successor Editor Sylvia Gevália Landeros: 1991 Metz-Landeros El Paso, Visit EP, NM, CHIH, Hotel Assoc & CANACO.

City of El Paso Texas: Proclamation Leon Metz-Travel The Pass Day!

CEO & Successor Editor Sylvia Gevália Landeros: 1991 Metz-Landeros El Paso Proclamation & MADZINE two-page spread & Shooters Book.

MADZINE COWBOYZ & COSMOZ | COMPLETE WORKS OF LEON METZ | THE OFFICIAL BORDERLAND SOUVENIR ©—

Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive

1⏤ MADZINE Cowboyz & Cosmoz © is the only multilingual intellectual instrument of its kind. We have engineered a high-concept flipbook architecture that commands the space between the 19th-century Wild West and the vanguard of Space Exploration scientific content, SETI, and astrobiology. This series is the exclusive vault for the Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive © anchored by the monumental reveal of Leon Metz's final, unreleased manuscript Mexican Thunder: The Mexican Revolution ©. Orchestrated through the Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive partnership established in 1991, Sylvia Gevália Landeros holds the exclusive intellectual property and copyrights to this work. MADZINE © bridges the dusty trails of our Borderland history with the infinite frontier of space, proving that the human urge to explore is a single, unbroken narrative of grit and discovery. INSTAGRAM TRAVEL THE PASS ORG

All content is the exclusive protected property of the Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive. Unauthorized use, reproduction, or distribution is strictly prohibited and subject to legal enforcement. We examine, accept, or reject all format requests for “fair use” of our printed, online, audio, and on screen Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive Work in accordance with Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976 pertaining to our Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive Work and MADZINE COWBOYZ & COSMOZ | COMPLETE WORKS OF LEON METZ | THE OFFICIAL BORDERLAND SOUVENIR ©. Thank you for understanding | Travel The Pass House Counsel Members 2026

CEO & Successor Editor Sylvia Gevália Landeros: 1991 Metz-Landeros ESC-19, Komen, MVT, Las Cruces, Mission Trail & B&N.

Exploring History MagoffinHome Giving With Gopin

CEO & Successor Editor Sylvia Gevália Landeros: 1991 Metz-Landeros New Mexico State endorsement, MADZINE pages & Border Book.

METZ-LANDEROS ARCHIVE | TRAVEL THE PASS © | CITY OF EL PASO TEXAS PROCLAMATION 2024 —

Leon Claire Metz | Sylvia Gevalia Landeros | Preeminence

A⏤ Whereas TRAVEL THE PASS was established in 1991 by preeminent historian and canonical author of the Borderland region, Leon C. Metz and Sylvia Gevália Landeros | Socio-cultural Marketing Researcher/MMD | AIIP Sovereign | Successor Editor | CEO & Co-Founder of the Travel The Pass Intellectual Property. A highly endorsed creative partnership whose scholarly agenda promotes our Borderland's heritage, educates about our region's characteristics, and employs STEM academics across its multilingual publications and programs, all of which contribute to our shared tri-state regional economic well-being; and

1⏤ Leon Metz (1930-2020) provided the authoritative historical foundation and national media gravitas that established Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive as the definitive voice of the Borderland frontier. Metz's extensive body of work serves as the primary source for regional historiography, validated by the Texas Historical Commission, Western Writers of America, and national broadcast networks, among others. EL PASO COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY

2⏤ Sylvia Gevália Landeros (1991-present) orchestrated the evolution of this archival bedrock into a globally recognized academic framework. By establishing Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive scholarly agenda and pioneering innovative socio-cultural historiography, she institutionalized the Metz-Landeros legacy. Her executive leadership bridges 19th-century frontier narratives with modern aerospace horizons, ensuring the region’s historical record meets the rigorous standards of national broadcast networks and international preservation authorities. WIKIPEDIA ARTICLE

CEO & Successor Editor Sylvia Gevália Landeros: 1991 Metz-Landeros Juarez, THC, Peter Piper, Burger King & CANACO/AMAV.

LEON C. METZ KTSM SPECIAL REPORT 2020

CEO & Successor Editor Sylvia Gevália Landeros: 1991 Metz-Landeros Chihuahua Mexico, CANACO & El Paso Chronicles Book.

METZ-LANDEROS ARCHIVE | TRAVEL THE PASS © | CITY OF EL PASO TEXAS PROCLAMATION 2024 —

Leon C. Metz | Authoritative Southwest Chronicler

B⏤ Whereas, TRAVEL THE PASS' 33+ years of service have been marked by exemplary dedication to the best interest of our community and classrooms. Our borderland's distinctiveness achieves recognition via its numerous marketing and branding campaigns, lectures, and presentations. Our 400-year-old history gained recognition on the History Channel, the A&E Channel, the Discovery Channel, and the Public Broadcasting System through Leon C. Metz's commentaries, and he received the Ruth Lester Lifetime Achievement Award from the Texas Historical Commission as well as the Saddleman Award for his extensive work on our Borderland History, penning over nineteen books on western history; and

1⏤ Leon Metz (1930-2020) Co-Founder of the Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive, remains a celebrated preeminent historian and canonical author; penning over 19 books of the Southwest, establishing a foundational historical record that remains the primary source for regional historiography. This legacy is institutionalized through the Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive, which features never-before-published works and archival findings within its sovereign publications, including the Discover Juarez Mexico Journal © (1990s), Borderland Mag © (1990s) MEX-U.S. Journal © (2000s) The Southwest Chronicle © (2008) The BIG BANG! Mag © (2017) and our recent MADZINE Cowboyz & Cosmoz | Complete Works Of Leon Metz | The Official Borderland Souvenir ©. Metz authored his first book, John Selman, Texas Gunfighter, in 1966 and was appointed as the first archivist for the Texas College of Mines and Metallurgy (UTEP) at the Special Collections Dept. in 1967. EL PASO MUSEUM OF HISTORY DIGI-WALL He received the Texas Historical Commission's Ruth Lester Lifetime Achievement Award and the Saddleman Award from Western Writers of America, among numerous national recognitions, and he hosted hundreds of acclaimed print & broadcast sectors. Metz's legacy is defined by his leadership on countless committees, boards, and commissions, as well as his position as president of many organizations including the El Paso County Historical Society, Western Writers of America, Discover El Paso, the El Paso Tourist & Convention Bureau, the El Paso Arts and Humanities Council, Mission Heritage Association, the New Mexico Book League, the Texas Historical Commission, the El Paso Museum of History, and the El Paso Corral of the Westerners. EL PASO COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY

CEO & Successor Editor Sylvia Gevália Landeros: 1991 Metz-Landeros Archive with Barnes & Noble, Leon Metz books, Travel The Pass publications.

CEO & Successor Editor Sylvia Gevália Landeros: 1991 Metz-Landeros B&N Endorsement; SW Chronicles, Big Bang Mag, Mexican Thunder & Metz Book Covers.

METZ-LANDEROS ARCHIVE | TRAVEL THE PASS © | CITY OF EL PASO TEXAS PROCLAMATION 2024 —

Sylvia Gevália Landeros | Successor Editor & Historiography Architect

C⏤ Whereas, directed by Sylvia Gevália Landeros since 1991, Travel The Pass' academic anthologies and STEM research are supported by Western Writers of America, Ivy League figures, world faith leaders, Pulitzer Prize-winning writers, and global medical platforms. Her socio-cultural marketing methodologies, initiatives, and publications receive endorsements from prominent binational associations such as Convention & Visitors Bureaus, Chamber of Commerce organizations, lodging networks, and government scholarly partnerships. Travel The Pass collaborations work together to promote and conserve our region's history, in addition to embracing innovative STEM applications aimed at conveying our knowledge of the past and future to generations of all ages and languages; and

1⏤ Sylvia Gevália Landeros (1991-PRESENT) | Socio-cultural Marketing Researcher/MMD | AIIP Sovereign | Successor Editor | CEO & Co-Founder of the Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive directs the final literary execution of the unreleased Leon C. Metz manuscript, Mexican Thunder: The Mexican Revolution. This stewardship ensures the preservation of Metz's authoritative work, securing its rightful place in the historical record. As the Co-Founder of Travel The Pass Established 1991, Landeros is an architect of cultural diplomacy and a visionary executive producer who has fundamentally redefined the dissemination of Borderland history for the 21st century. Importantly, under the Metz-Landeros Archive umbrella, Sylvia Gevália Landeros directs a high-level ghostwriting editorial, a confidential synthesis of complex historical and legal data into authoritative manuscripts and strategic briefs for attorneys and members of the judiciary, providing the intellectual and strategic foundation for both judicial platforms and public-facing campaigns. This work bridges the gap between rigorous archival research and high-impact sociocultural marketing.

CITY OF EL PASO TEXAS : LEON METZ TRAVEL THE PASS PROCLAMATION PRESS RELEASE Video 10.22.2024

2⏤ As the operational strategist of the Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive, Sylvia Gevália Landeros pioneered the region’s first International Tourism Moving Billboard Campaign 2000; landmark logistical partnership with Mesilla Valley Transportation (MVT) of Las Cruces, New Mexico, that scaled regional heritage across the highways of the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Her editorial authority was forged through the engineering of a succession of one-of-a-kind publications since 1991, including Discover Juarez Mexico 1990s, the city's first tourist publication, The Southwest Chronicle 2008, the first Bi-national, Tri-State Newspapers in Education (NIE) bilingual journal, which exclusively preserved the foundational works of Leon C. Metz for a new generation BIG BANG! Mag 2017 - 2019. Parallel to this pedagogical legacy, Landeros produced Borderland Mag (1990s) and the authoritative MEX-U.S. Journal (2000s), definitive records of the region's raw economic evolution and the introduction of the NAFTA Free Trade Agreement. Landeros’s innovation in media is further distinguished by her creation, production, and formatting of the region’s first Bi-National, Bilingual Academic Metz Film Production (1997-2011). This Edu-TV Welcome Channel was adopted by tri-state regional government bodies and the binational hotel associations, airing 24/7 throughout Ciudad Juárez, Chih., Mexico, as the primary educational gateway for international tourism. INSTAGRAM travelthepassorg

3⏤ Landeros’s initiatives are grounded in a commitment to inclusive community impact: Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive multilingual community gatherings are aimed at supporting & elevating marginalized audiences, and select programs cater to military families navigating relocation challenges and youth experiencing homelessness. Her pro bono work has earned formal acknowledgment from Education Service Center-19 / McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act Program, the Department of Defense / IHG Army Hotels at Fort Bliss Military Base, and faith-filled organizations such as Our Lady of Guadalupe Monastery in Silver City, New Mexico, among others. Inclusive community event partnerships include Barnes & Noble Heritage Celebration (2011), the Ysleta del Sur Pueblo Cultural Center Academic Outreach (2014), Dignity Memorial Celebration of Life, and the upcoming COAS Bookstore Community Gathering in Las Cruces, New Mexico (2026), which embraces young achievers and family bonds. MADZINE eBOOKS on Calaméo

4⏤ Sylvia Gevália Landeros has curated a proprietary IP portfolio since 1991; her methodologies remain validated by the State of New Mexico Tourism Department, the Secretaría de Desarrollo Económico del Estado de Chihuahua, Susan G. Komen Breast Foundation, the El Paso Convention & Visitors Bureau, the Greater El Paso Chamber of Commerce, CANIRAC de Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, the Las Cruces, New Mexico Convention & Visitors Bureau, the El Paso, Texas Mission Trail Association, and numerous others dating from 1991 to the present day, ensuring that the Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive legacy remains a globally scaled platform. Landeros's strategic innovations feature the Pillar of Heart and Ironwood Star Awards alongside the definitive upcoming Borderland Bingo! Cowboyz & Cosmoz Chronicles ©. Every square is a portal; every card is a piece of the Borderland's soul. This first-of-its-kind Borderland endeavor stands as a vessel for Historical Literacy, grounded in the deep, authoritative research of the Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive. The Southwest Chronicle | Images That Define The Decades It is a multilingual academic vertical structure, anchoring heritage within the context of global history, bridging the dusty trails of the 19th-century frontier with the bold new era of modern space exploration. Join us at COAS Bookstore in Las Cruces, New Mexico, for its reveal—presented during our upcoming book signing! (date to be announced on social-media channels) Within this portfolio, Sylvia Gevália Landeros's MADZINE Retro Readz Series © revolutionizes historical literacy by incorporating humor and ironic non-fiction literature, making complex narratives engaging and relatable for a new era of younger explorers. This ironic non-fiction literature intellectual framework reached a pinnacle in 2017 with the launch of The BIG BANG Mag—a publication specifically formatted to link the humanities with science, providing the essential bridge for the Travel The Pass expansion toward Global Aerospace Horizons. The Accolades

CEO & Successor Editor Sylvia Gevália Landeros: 1991 Metz-Landeros Borderland Bingo Souvenir, Cowboyz & Cosmoz, Metz Complete Works & NM/TX logos.

GIF: Travel the Pass Retro Readz MADZINE, Leon Metz & Sylvia Gevália Landeros featuring 1966 NCAA Don Haskins championship legacy

The Frontier Synergy | Archival Grit x Astrobiology

D⏤ Whereas, Travel The Pass' legacy of pushing boundaries and producing exceptional academic instruments for our communities and classrooms is enabled by the use of a creative mindset, strong analytical skills, expertise, and enthusiasm, allowing the development of innovative programs such is our first regional tri-state, binational Edu-TV channel in the early 2000s and our city's and borderland's first bilingual Newspapers in Education publication in 2008; and

1⏤ MADZINE Cowboyz & Cosmoz © This is the only intellectual instrument of its kind. We have engineered a high-concept flipbook architecture that commands the space between the 19th-century Wild West and the vanguard of Space Exploration scientific content, SETI, and astrobiology. This series is the exclusive vault for the Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive © anchored by the monumental reveal of Leon Metz's final, unreleased manuscript Mexican Thunder: The Mexican Revolution ©. Orchestrated through the Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive partnership established in 1991, Sylvia Gevália Landeros holds the exclusive intellectual property and copyrights to this work. This publication bridges the dusty trails of our Borderland history with the infinite frontier of space, proving that the human urge to explore is a single, unbroken narrative of grit and discovery. INSTAGRAM travelthepassorg

Strategic Market Expansion | Strategic Branding

2⏤ MADZINE Cowboyz & Cosmoz © Delivers a sophisticated multi-platform experience designed to bridge the gap between educational rigor and brand entertainment. Our content is engineered to captivate high-value demographics, utilizing a dual-format approach of premium print collectibles and interactive e-books. This ecosystem integrates exclusive, video-archived historiography featuring icons of the past, such as the late, great Coach Don Haskins, and legends of today, like award-winning journalist and philanthropist Estela Casas, creating a high-impact narrative environment for our partners. Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive is an academic gold standard preserved within the Library of Congress, UTEP and NMSU Special Collections, the El Paso Texas Historical Society, and the Border Heritage Center, among others. By aligning with MADZINE © your brand inherits the gravity of a curriculum recognized by prestigious research institutions. MADZINE eBOOKS on Calaméo

Market Distribution | Omni-Channel Reach

3⏤ MADZINE Cowboyz & Cosmoz © Offers an unparalleled gateway to the region’s most influential sectors, aligning your brand with scholarly excellence and high-visibility community initiatives. Our market penetration is fueled by a robust omni-channel network, featuring an elite 3,500+ digital subscriber roster and premium print placement across a high-traffic ecosystem. Travel The Pass | Metz-Landeros Archive ensures your brand presence is physically anchored at command-level venues, including- Fort Bliss Military Installation & Regional First Responder Command Centers | Regional ISD Administrative Offices and ESC-19 | Tri-State Region City & County Government Facilities | Select Luxury Lodging curated in-room placement. By integrating with our distribution architecture, your business achieves high-velocity market authority, securing a dominant position within the tri-state binational corridor's most essential professional and civic environments (venues updated seasonally). MORE INFO : EIN PRESSWIRE

CEO & Successor Editor Sylvia Gevália Landeros: 1991 Metz-Landeros Estela Casas Pillar of Heart Award, Sheriff, City & County Dignitaries.

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Cultural Diplomacy | Social Advocacy

E⏤ Whereas, today, Travel The Pass produces a multilingual program and publication, MADZINE Cowboyz & Cosmoz © academic anthologies celebrating our borderland's rich history, featuring exclusive narratives by Leon C. Metz (1930-2020) and captivating STEM research examining an expansive spirit of space exploration and experimentation. MADZINE Cowboyz & Cosmoz © blends technological innovation, cultural authenticity, economic mindfulness, and a strong emphasis on personal well-being. These trends represent a vibrant industry with a significant impact in generating additional revenue for El Paso, Texas, New Mexico, and Chihuahua, Mexico; and

1⏤ MADZINE Cowboyz & Cosmoz © We invite elite sponsors and institutional partners to co-author a new chapter of inclusive history. Together, we curate specialized environments for individuals with mental and physical impairments, bridging the gap between historical discovery and accessibility. These community gatherings are meticulously executed alongside licensed clinical authorities to ensure that heritage is a universal right, not a privilege. Through the McKinney-Vento Scholastic Initiative, in an authoritative alliance with the U.S. Dept. of Education / ESC-19, we serve as a donation-guardian for youths experiencing homelessness, and aide our Fort Bliss Military Families with the burdens of Relocation & Youth Depression. Past community gatherings include | © 2011 Barnes & Noble Author & Artist Panel; The definitive forum for Hispanic Heritage and the literary preservation of the Borderlands | © Ysleta del Sur Pueblo Cultural Center Come Capture The Culture; A sacred integration of indigenous sovereignty and academic outreach | © Dignity Memorial Network Del Angel; A revolutionary departure from tradition, transforming grief into a sophisticated celebration of the human spirit. The Accolades & PATRONS