Have you had enough of the crazy world of politics back home, or you’re simply craving a break from the gloomy weather and monotonous suburban life? Man, we feel you. It feels as if everything we can think of lately is relocating somewhere the sun is (almost) always shining, rows upon rows of palm trees …

Mexico may be best known for its paradisiacal beaches and sprawling, vibrant capital, but we get it if you no longer feel as if spending yet another vacation lounging by the poolside in Cancun or getting lost in the hectic streets of Mexico City doesn’t pique your interest. A growing number of travelers is actively …

The Maya Train has revolutionized travel in the Mexican Caribbean since its launch back in 2023, making it easier for tourists landing in the resort city of Cancun to visit lesser-known, more cultural destinations along the coast or inland Yucatán. In other words, it’s given travelers more autonomy to plan their own trip independently of …

Beautiful turquoise waters, significant Mayan archeological ruins, and laid-back vibes. Sound familiar?   Believe it or not, I’m not talking about Tulum but the lesser-known and more affordable town of Bacalar. Bacalar is most well-known for its stunning seven-color lagoon, but it is also home to incredible cultural attractions and an abundance of water sports. …

If you want to spend your spring break sunbathing on a stunning tropical beach, then Southwest has got you covered, especially if you live in or around Nashville!   The airline has launched two brand new flights from Nashville to tropical beach destinations just in time for the start of spring. Both flights will launch on March …

They did it again. For the second, third, fourth? We’re not even sure at this point, Mexico has concluded yet another calendar year with a record number of arrivals: that’s over 19 million foreign arrivals and a 16.6% increase over 2019. 2019, as you know, is the reference year for pre-health crisis figures. Needless to say, Americans lead by …

Home to the ultra-popular resort destination that is Cancun, a plethora of ancient Mayan ruins, and vibrant city breaks, Mexico is the number one country for Americans planning a trip abroad, but no trip south of the border is exactly risk-free. As safe as Mexico may be in general, with very few travelers being affected …

Heading to Mexico in 2025, but Cancun, Tulum, and the like don’t exactly float your boat? Maybe delving a little deeper into Mexican culture and experiencing real life outside the confines of an all-inclusive resort is what you’ve been craving: One of Mexico’s trendiest destinations for 2025, the Gulf state of Tamaulipas offers just that, with endless …

If Mexico’s been on your radar lately, but you’re not sure where to go to experience some of that authentic culture––you know, not the usual American-dominated resort zones in Cancun or PV––you’ve come to the right place: The southern neighbor is quite literally packed with historic cities that date back centuries, some of which predate the 13 Colonies, …

You may know Mexico already for its white-sand beaches, glitzy resort zones and buzzing beach bars, but that’s only the tip of the iceberg: With a history spanning thousands of years, it is one of the most culturally-charged countries in the Americas, and if it’s Old World charm you seek, rest assured you’ll find as …

Plenty of sunshine, year-round balmy temps––for the most part––a fascinating culture, relaxed entry rules, and cheaper cost of living: Mexico is a no-brainer for digital nomads looking to relocate abroad, be it temporarily or permanently. Home to household names like Mexico City and Tulum, and allowing Americans to stay an entire 6 months without a …

Year after year, the love and appreciation Americans have for Mexico always seem to grow no matter how grim a picture is painted of their southerly neighbor. It is, by a long mile, the most popular international destination for U.S. passport holders, regardless of concerns about petty crime and gang activity, which time and again …