Be it the awe-worthy landscapes, rich cultural allure, or bright, colorful cuisine, Mexico has captured the heart of American travelers in a way no other country has, slowly but surely establishing itself as North America’s undisputed top international destination. However, as millions flock to the idyllic Mexican shores, finding a place that has yet to …
Mexico is home to some of the best coastlines on the continent. People flock to beaches all over the country year-round for the perfect beach getaway. Cancun, Los Cabos, Puerto Vallarta, and many more beach destinations bring in millions of tourists. Although, there is one sleepy coastal town ready to become your next getaway. If …
Mexico has always been the go-to sunny destination for Americans going abroad, but this year, the number of passenger arrivals has taken even national authorities by surprise. So far, over 10 million U.S. passengers have landed in Mexico compared to 2022, a 4% increase over what had already been a historical year for Mexican tourism, …
Mexico is one of the most popular countries on the planet for tourism, yet there are so many destinations that get overlooked. While many travelers head to the stunning coastlines of Mexico, there are still hidden gems to discover away from the beautiful beaches. Mexico City is no secret to travelers; Oaxaca has become a …
Choosing a hotel can sometimes be the defining factor that can make or break a trip. Location, facilities, helpfulness of staff – there are many factors that determine what makes a hotel good or bad, and these factors can vary from traveler to traveler. However, when a hotel has received international accolades, that can definitely make …
After a record-breaking summer, some of Mexico’s most famous hotspots continue to grow in popularity at unprecedented rates. Destinations like Bacalar, Cancun, and Costa Mujeres have all seen a remarkable 5-7% increase in tourists compared to the same time last year, which goes to show that the Mexican Caribbean is only going to get more …
As Mexico enters its shoulder season, some of the country’s biggest hotspots, like Cancun and Los Cabos, are experiencing a notable decline in visitors and occupancy rates. However, there’s one tiny island situated less than an hour away from Cancun that’s currently defying all expectations by drawing thousands of tourists and maintaining sky-high occupancy rates …
Cancun has enjoyed yet another record-breaking summer, with nearly 150,000 tourists visiting every week. As the crowds dissipate and the shoulder season quickly approaches, those who haven’t had the chance to visit the Mexican hotspot yet might feel like their chance to catch a glimpse of paradise before the year ends is gone. Luckily, that’s …
After yet another tourist-packed summer, Tulum is dealing with growing safety concerns brought on by a discrepancy between the number of visitors the city accommodates each year and the level of infrastructure in place to keep them safe. Lately, however, big steps are being taken by local officials and private investors to lower the crime …
This week, the U.S. State Department issued a new travel advisory update for Mexico. At first glance, not too much has changed: The same places that the State Department flagged earlier this year for the highest risk to travelers remain flagged, while the same places that were marked as lower-risk destinations remain as such. With …
While many travelers are flocking to Mexico’s pristine coastal destinations, there are many awesome places in the country that fly under the radar. Of course, there is nothing wrong with booking a beach vacation. Mexico is one of the best places in the world for that type of trip. But that’s not all this beautiful …
When it comes to international travel, there’s one destination that draws more American travelers than any other: Mexico. Mexico remains the most popular international destination for American travelers, and the country only continues to grow in popularity, setting a record of more than 38.3 million visitors in 2022. According to Mexico News Daily, May was …