Have you ever let travel advisories or negative headlines deter you? If so, chances are you’re missing out on some of Mexico’s top cultural destinations in favor of Cancun and other curated beach havens. As the holiday season commences, it’s fair to say Mexico often finds itself on the ‘naughty list’, but doesn’t everyone deserve …

If you’re a digital nomad looking for someplace warm to escape winter, yet you’ve been discouraged from applying for Digital Nomad Visas due to the bureaucracy and high-income requirements, you’ve come to the right place. Unless you’re making plans to actually immigrate, you don’t need a visa to live temporarily in a bunch of cool sunny …

Ever since launching last year, the Maya Train has revolutionized travel across the Yucatan Peninsula. Mexico’s most popular destination, comprising resort cities like Cancun and Playa Del Carmen and iconic, world-renowned landmarks like Chichen Itza and Tulum, is a region steeped in History that most tourists are only starting to discover. Following the opening of direct lines …

Are you planning on going to Mexico for a sunny getaway this winter, but you can’t seem to shake those persistent safety concerns? You should know our Southerly neighbor is a relatively safe tourist destination overall, but even in places like Cancun or Puerto Vallarta, certain precautions must be taken: Sticking to the well-delineated tourist …

Following the launch of the Maya Train last year, Mexico looks set to host yet another major railway project, with construction set to start as soon as early 2025: As local media reports, it’s a new tourist town from Mexico City to Queretaro, one of the best-preserved––and most beautiful, at that––historic cities in the country …

Some of the most beautiful white sand beaches I have ever seen are in Tulum.   So it’s no wonder that the airport making Tulum even more accessible to global travelers has been a huge success.   According to new figures released as Tulum International Airport celebrated its first birthday, the airport has already welcomed …

We all know Mexico for its pristine white sand beaches and luxurious resorts lining turquoise seas, and let’s face it, if you’re after some pampering, there’s nowhere better to get it than Cancun, Tulum, and the like. But what about authenticity? As great as Cancun may be, it’s not exactly a reflection of Mexico as …

If you’re heading south of the border this winter, but Cancun, Cabo and Puerto Vallarta don’t exactly fit your current budget––we get it, $600-a-night for a resort stay is a bit much––have you ever considered a lesser-known, arguably more authentic Mazatlan? Lining the Pacific Coast, it combines the Old World charm of the colonial era …

Europe may be a long way away, but you don’t need to cross an ocean to explore a fairytale, pink-colored city crisscrossed with narrow alleys and laden with cobbled streets that have stayed intact for centuries: look no further than our southerly neighbor! Located in central Mexico, Zacatecas is a historic gem dating back to …

Cancun may have the all-inclusive hotels, Puerto Vallarta the golden sand beaches, and there’s truly no beating Cabo’s wellness tourism scene, but this season, it’s Veracruz that’s stealing the limelight in Mexico as one of the country’s fastest-growing destinations. Located on the Gulf Coast, it was formerly one of the most popular beach getaways in …

Not Cancun and its jam-packed resort zone, Puerto Vallarta and its club-lined beachfront, much less Cabo with its ultra-luxurious hotels and wellness centers: the fastest-growing destination in Mexico is a sunny, up-and-coming Mazatlan! Straddling the Pacific shoreline of the Mexican state of Sinaloa, this mid-size city just over 441,000 people call home is expected to …

One of the aspects of travel that saddens me personally is how often Mexico is wrongly portrayed. Mainstream news grips any negative event with a tight fist to paint a misinformed picture of one of the world’s most fascinating countries. But the truth is that most of Mexico is safe; otherwise, millions of tourists wouldn’t …