It seems like more and more people are planning to go to Cancun, Tulum, or Los Cabos this summer, and if you want to see what the fuss is all about, too – great!  All three places promise the summer experience of a lifetime; after all, there’s a reason why people can’t seem to get …

One of the biggest misconceptions people have about digital nomads is that they can just take off and fly to the dreamiest, sunniest destinations on Earth at the drop of a hat. If you’re even remotely familiar with the lifestyle, you know just how challenging deciding where to head off next can be. Probably the …

Mexico is the number one destination for Americans craving some tropical weather and the kind of cultural getaway they wouldn’t find easily Stateside. You know, the gorgeous, ocher-colored cities, the magnificent Baroque cathedrals, and that irresistible Old World charm. Lucky for them, they don’t need to cross the pond to visit places steeped in history, …

Mexico has long been famous for its luxurious Cancun hotels, the unspoiled nature around Los Cabos, and the laid-back beach zone of Puerto Vallarta, which all draw in millions of visitors, particularly Americans, who flock into their southern neighbor’s shores for sunny vacays year-round. As popular as Mexico may be, however, large swathes of the …

If you’ve been dreaming of romantic cobbled streets, picturesque towns and fairytale castles that could belong in a Disney classic, Europe is likely to be on your radar this summer; however, if you’ve waited too long to book that Transatlantic trip, it may already be too late… Not only are prices increasing dramatically across the …

Not every exciting trip to Mexico has to be anchored by a picture-perfect beach and upscale resorts. Many of Mexico’s historical cities can be a trip of a lifetime. No matter if you’re a foodie, budget traveler, history buff, or simply just want to learn more about this fascinating country, over-crowded beaches isn’t the place. …

With its sugary white sands lapped by turquoise waters, world-renowned hospitality, lively nightlife and bustling shopping streets, Cancun is unequivocally the most popular resort zone for Americans heading to Mexico. That’s not to say it’s the best pick year-round, particularly in summer when it’s invaded by the foul-smelling sargassum, and humidity is so oppressive you …

Luxurious resorts, a delectable cuisine that feels a lot richer and more flavorful than the watered-down version you get in the States, and hospitality like no other: it’s no wonder Mexico remains undefeated as the leading destination for Americans going abroad this summer. There is one issue facing visitors in the short to medium-term, however. …

The Mayans may be an extinct civilization, but they continue to inspire awe well into the 21st century, with their pyramids, richly-decorated temples, monumental burial chambers and sprawling abandoned cities drawing in millions of travelers from all over the world. This article is one of our Members-Only articles   Want to read more?   Our …

Mexico is a primary destination for digital nomads globally, and it doesn’t take you long to figure out why. Winters as we know them in the Northern Hemisphere, are pretty much a non-existent concept south of the border; the culture is vibrant and welcoming, and the cost of living is lower. While the likes of …

Ever since its debut last December, the Maya Train has revolutionized travel across the Mexican Caribbean, making it easier to get around the region, dealing a blow to the taxi monopoly, and bringing it in line with far-more developed tourist destinations. Contrary to initial expectations, however, the the train did not launch fully, and the …

Sargassum is a huge problem for many travelers during the summer months.   It ruins otherwise pristine white sand beaches, it smells terrible, and it can even stop you from being able to swim in the ocean.   Definitely not what you want on your dream beach vacation!   Worried that sargassum might affect your …