It doesn’t have a world-famous resort strip home to all the popular brands in hospitality, like Cancun. Its wellness scene is nowhere near as developed, if it is existing at all, as Los Cabos. It does not even have a beach, like fellow Jalisco city Puerto Vallarta. Yet, for some reason, Guadalajara is smashing tourism …
Mexico is currently one of the most popular international destinations, having hosted over 30 million visitors last year alone and is poised for additional growth in 2023, and though Cancun and Los Cabos lead booking trends, they’re not the only ones behind this resounding success. Now more than ever, travelers are seeking more unique, authentic …
For American travelers this year, North America and Europe have remained the most enticing places to travel to. It’s easy to see why, given the accessibility, cultural highlights, and stunning natural beauty that many destinations here possess. These destinations have also been breaking all kinds of pre-pandemic travel records. From tropical beach getaways and snow-capped …
With winter knocking on our doors and days getting unbearably colder in the Northern Hemisphere, it’s only natural to ponder where to jet off for a sunny break. Chances are, however, you’ve already picked the Mexican Caribbean as your next destination, as it is the ideal year-end destination: it boasts warm weather, paradisaical white-sand beaches, …
Mexico is the most popular international destination this winter. With its balmy weather, unmatched hospitality, and proximity to the United States, it is a no-brainer for American vacationers looking to unwind and immerse themselves in a foreign culture. Drawn to the paradisaical beaches and world-class luxurious resorts, a majority of them will be flocking into …
It’s no secret Mexico is poised for a huge surge in tourism this winter. America’s favorite destination, it is highly sought-after for its pristine Caribbean coastline, world-class hospitality industry, and great getaway deals, but while a majority of vacationers flock to Cancun, Tulum, Playa Del Carmen, and the like, other sunny spots are often bypassed …
One of the more underrated parts of Mexico is its cultural border cities. They are quite literally a gateway into Mexico’s beautiful culture, but tend to hold a reputation of being dirty, run-down, and dangerous. While that can be true in certain areas, why not view geography as your friend? Just across the U.S. is …
Cancun may be currently leading booking trends in Mexico, but it is not the only vacation hotspot South of the border that Americans have a professed love for. It is part of the wider Mexican Caribbean, famous for its white-sand beaches, ancient Mayan heritage, and beautiful idyllic islands, and one of them, Isla Mujeres, is …
Mexico is the number one destination for digital nomads in Latin America, particularly those coming from the United States. Not only is it geographically close to their homeland, Mexico offers Americans warmer weather, that slow-paced living they wouldn’t find had they stayed in their birth cities, and a higher quality of life, making it ideal …
Though international travel has experienced a slight plateau this holiday season, longer-term trends speak loud and clear — Americans are traveling abroad more than ever. However, when the whole world is part of your travel bucket list, choosing one destination to dedicate your carefully allocated time and money to can feel more like a chore …
One of America’s favorite year-end destinations, Puerto Vallarta continues to surge in popularity heading into 2024. Soon enough, millions of U.S. passport holders will be taking to the skies for a much-needed vacation, and based on current booking trends, Vallarta will be hotter than ever this winter, both literally and figuratively. Why, then, is a …
Historically, Mexico City has been Mexico’s number one tourist destination. It is, after all, the country’s capital, its largest metropolis, as well as its main cultural center and entry point, but it seems as if CDMX’s decades-long reign is coming to an end. As a matter of fact, it might as well have ended already. …












