When we told you all those articles back that we’re living through some sort of Mexican Railway Renaissance where anything could happen, we weren’t joking, y’all: After the launch of the Maya Train, traveling on a loop around the Yucatán Peninsula, and other equally-promising infrastructure projects, like the recently-revamped Tren Interoceánico, it’s finally time for …

When you hear of someone going to Mexico, it’s always a sprawling Mexico City, or the resort-packed beach hotspots of Cancun or Cabo they’re banging on about: That’s hardly a surprise, considering how well-connected those spots are, and their better-than-average tourism infrastructure, but how about the rest of Mexico? I mean, this is still one …

If Cancun is the undisputed ruler when it comes to relaxing beach getaways and some good old luxury resort pampering, Mexico City (CDMX) is the country’s top attraction by a mile when it comes to cultural value. Boasting one of Mexico’s largest historic centers, peppered with Spanish-built palaces, charming plazas and imposing churches, it is …

Keen on a little Cancun getaway, but you’re worried it may blow the budget? Luxury hotels right on the beachfront and piña coladas by the poolside don’t usually come cheap, after all. If you’re on a shoestring budget, and you’re able to book some time off to jet off to the sun-drenched Caribbean city in …

Be it for the world-class beachfront resorts and pristine coastline, or all the tacos and tamales that just taste a lot better when assembled by native hands, Mexico remains the number one destination for Americans flying abroad this year. We love a little carefree sunny getaway ourselves, but we don’t know about you, lately we’ve …

Latin America is not the first geographical region that pops to mind when you think of a ‘safe’ destination abroad: Although it is important not to generalize, and not everyone’s experience is the same, Latin America is often plagued by higher crime levels, including violence and corruption, than more developed countries in the Northern Hemisphere. That’s …

It’s the end of an era, you guys: starting July 1, you will no longer have to request a pink card flying from the United States to Cuba. It’s not like the small Caribbean nation is doing away with visas, either, but from this summer, you will be able to apply for an electronic visa, …

If you love Mexico, but you’ve had enough of Cancun, Cabo, Puerto Vallarta, and basically anywhere else that’s been overrun with your fellow gringos in recent years, this one’s for you: As part of one of the biggest single-airline expansions, the U.S. flag carrier is launching nonstop flights to Puerto Escondido, a fast-growing leisure destination …

Dreaming of a south-of-the-border getaway, but you can’t be bothered any longer with the ultra-luxurious Caribbean resort spots that cater primarily to affluent beach bums, and barely feel like Mexico? In other words, have you been craving some of that Latin American authenticity, with the beautiful old towns, just a little rough around the edges, …

When I visited El Salvador in 2020, I was constantly side-eyed when sharing my travel plans. This was not only due to the risk of becoming stranded due to rampant pandemic-related flight cancellations but also because El Salvador was notoriously ‘dangerous’. 5 years later, that has all changed, and not without its well-documented share of …

Mexico is the most popular destination for Americans going abroad any time of the year. Whether it’s January, when the beaches in Cancun are at their most attractive, or the peak of summer, an ideal time for exploring the balmy Mexican hinterlands, our southerly neighbor is full of wonders. As much as you might think you know …

If you asked an American some decades ago what their first option for a Mexico vacation was, it’s likely they would answer Acapulco. Before Cancun was even built, Acapulco was a thriving resort town on the Pacific Coast. With wide, sandy beaches backed by towering high-rises and the scenic Sierra Madre del Sur mountains, it …