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
