Ask any American out there what’s their go-to country for a vacation, and chances are they’ll say Mexico: While that’s of course subjective, and we’re yet to interview every U.S. citizen out there regarding their travel preferences, it’s not a secret Mexico is a well-loved destination among its Northerly neighbors… and the funny thing is, …

Other than the incredible food, hospitable locals, world-class resort stays and unbeatable balmy weather, one of the many reasons why Americans flock into Los Cabos in Mexico is the sun-kissed coast lapped by azure waters. That’s why some travelers are often surprised to find that several beaches are off-limits due to the impossibly-tall waves and …

When you think of Latin America, it’s probably tourism giants like Mexico, Argentina and Colombia that come to mind, and that’s only understandable: Between one’s luxurious Caribbean resorts and ancient Mayan sites and the others’ charming colonial cities and delectable street food, they’re often a first-time visitor’s preferred pick when planning a trip to the …

With September fast approaching, it’s nearly time to start planning that fall getaway, and if you haven’t yet had the chance to go somewhere nice and warm this year already, where you get pampered and bask in the sun, Cancun is likely to be at the top of your list. Before you book that jam-packed …

Being allowed only 10 days of paid vacation per year on average, it’s no wonder a majority of Americans think first and foremost of relaxation whenever going abroad once in a blue moon. We’re talking five-star stays, being treated like royalty from the minute you check in to the time of departure, and enjoying round-the-clock …

Though undoubtedly popular, Latin America can be tricky to navigate as a tourist: Yes, locals are welcoming and incredibly hospitable (in their vast majority). Culturally, it’s nothing short of fascinating, and the strength of the dollar will really get you far. However, on the downside, you may be subject to safety concerns you wouldn’t typically …

It’s no secret that digital nomads have been flocking to Mexico lately, drawn to its year-round pleasant weather, hospitable locals, and thriving expat community. Though it’s places like Mexico City and Cancun that have dominated talks in recent years, nomads are slowly discovering they’re not the country’s only available options, with two unexpected cities having risen in …

The Mexican Caribbean is every American’s go-to spot when they think of a sunny vacation abroad, and looking at the teal tonality of the warm waters, the miles upon miles of white sands, and the fascinating native culture, can you really blame them? The one big caveat? The resort strip between Cancun and Tulum can …

It’s no surprise digital nomads have been flocking to Latin America lately. Be it the warm hospitality of locals, the vibrant Hispanic culture, or the tax exemptions, they often find life down south is far more pleasant and carefree. For those very same reasons, places like Mexico City, Rio and Buenos Aires have skyrocketed in …

With a History spanning thousands of years, including periods of Aztec, Mayan, and Spanish control, a host of world-class cities with stunning eclectic architecture, and as many as 35 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Mexico is one of the world’s leading destinations for culture. Though Merida and Mexico City tend to take all the glory, as they’re …

San Jose Del Cabo is one of the trendiest beach destinations in Mexico. With its honey-colored sands lining an azure ocean and scenic coastline interspersed with resorts and modern developments––in terms of arrivals, it’s second only to Caribbean giant Cancun. While most tourists visit Cabo primarily for the sunny weather and five-star stays, the town’s cultural …

With their friendly locals, flavorful cuisine(s), and colorful cities, Latin America and the Caribbean seem to be at the top of every American’s travel wishlist lately, and given the monotony of suburban life, we can’t really blame them. It’s not like many of us live in proximity to perfectly preserved 16th-century towns, not to mention greater weather …