Mexico is a beautiful and versatile country with so much culture, nature, and fascinating locations to explore. Mexicans enjoy their local experiences and choose the best destinations for holidays and vacations. If you love Mexico, a new report might provide more insights on what to do and what to visit in this fascinating country. The …
Cancun is one of Americans’ favorite vacation spots and Mexican authorities are aware of this. The Quintana Roo region—which includes top destinations like Cancun, Playa Del Carmen, Tulum, and the islands Cozumel and Isla Mujeres— is becoming more and more popular and desired. According to a recent report shared by TripAdvisor, Cancun ranked in the …
Without a question, Mexico is America’s favorite vacation spot. U.S. citizens comprise the vast majority of foreigners visiting the tourism-dependent country, and are behind its rebound following the Covid crisis. Now, the top 5 cities Americans love the most in Mexico have been revealed, and while old classics featured, the list includes other surprises as …
Unpredictable Stay Lengths Will Disappear As Pilot Program Is Tested In Cancun Tourists arriving in Cancun will now automatically receive 180 days to stay in Mexico, after a frustrating piece of paperwork was removed from the immigration process. The news will be a breath of fresh air for Digital Nomads, in particular, who utilize long …
Heading south of the border this fall? You may have seen the U.S. Department of State has issued updated travel advisories for each individual Mexican destination this fall. While security risks in places like Puerto Vallarta are considered high enough to warrant a Level 3 badge, meaning Americans should ‘reconsider travel‘ due to crime and …
Due to an increase in violence in the region, the U.S. government issued a warning to its citizens this week to avoid travel to Tijuana and other parts of Mexico. How will this affect travelers in Mexico? We’ve got all the details below. U.S. Consulate Advisory To Americans In Mexico The announcement was made on …
Travelers from all over the world usually research safety and Mexico is traditionally a destination people want to visit but feel unsure about local security. A recent survey from Mexican authorities revealed valuable information for tourists and expats interested in moving to this country. The National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi, by its Spanish …
The US State Department has issued a new warning for two states in Mexico and updated travel advisories for regions popular among travelers. According to the official information recently published on the US Embassy page, the new alert is related to local crime. The US government has also shared a few recommendations for those visiting …
At last, Time Magazine has revealed its yearly list of the World’s Top 50 Greatest Places. While some old classics have unsurprisingly made the list, such as Miami, Istanbul and Bali, a couple of up-and-coming destinations were also featured, including a beach strip in Mexico that attained the coveted title of World’s Hidden Gem. On …
The American travel magazine Travel + Leisure has recently shared The World’s Best Awards 2022, the results of a survey performed by editors and the research firm M&RR. Mexico stood out earning great reviews and recommendations. This fascinating country earned the award of best destination 2022 and the government’s efforts to improve the tourist experience …
The Mexican Government has confirmed this week its ambitious Mayan Train project will be going ahead as planned, with a final launch date set for 2023. Despite some major setbacks recently, including the temporary suspension of construction in key sections, Cancun will soon be connected by rail to numerous other hotspots in the Yucatan Peninsula. …
Mexico hosts Americans’ favorite destinations for vacation and there are so many wonderful cities and landscapes to choose from. The Mexican government has been analyzing data and has recently announced the three main destinations tourists will visit in Mexico during July and August. Miguel Torruco Marqués, Secretary of the Mexican Secretariat of Tourism (Sectur, by …












