Craving a sunny getaway to Mexico but the jam-packed, all-inclusive resorts in Cancun or a bustling Mexico City with the crazy traffic just don’t do it for you anymore? Before you go ahead and book those flights somewhere all-too-predictable again, perhaps you should know that there’s this lesser-known historic city in southern Mexico boasting beautiful …

Mexico is a vast country incredibly rich in culture. Between the resort-lined Caribbean Coast and its central highlands dotted with centuries-old, historic cities, to say its tourist offer is diverse would be a gross understatement. If you’re planning your next trip south of the border, but the Cancun-style, all-inclusive beach getaway no longer floats your …

Are you in need of a sunny break away from the doom and gloom of the North American, suburban winter? Being a short two to three-hour flight away and boasting endless miles of unspoiled coastline, Mexico is truly a no-brainer. But what if you don’t have the budget for Los Cabos, or Cancun, Tulum, and the …

Looking for an idyllic escape for some sweet winter sun? The answer used to be Oaxaca before towns like Puerto Escondido grew too fast. But don’t fret; there’s a secret beach getaway home to a welcome community of laid-back locals ready to welcome you with open arms. Mostly known amongst the surfer and yogi community, …

There’s a reason millions upon millions of Americans choose Mexico as their premiere vacation spot. More often than not, it’s to a pristine beach such as Cancun, Los Cabos, or Puerto Vallarta. These places are great for catching rays and waves, but if there’s a common denominator for what’s missing, it’s Mexico’s astounding culture. Sure, …

Mexico is the number one cultural getaway for Americans: not only are flights there short, the weather great, and the cuisine unrivaled, but the cultural offer is boundless. There’s just one caveat. As beautiful as they may be, there are certain cities you wouldn’t go out of your way to visit if you deem safety paramount, such …

Mexico is the number one destination for Americans going abroad, with millions of vacations a year flocking into the glitzy resort zones of Cancun or Cabo, or taking city breaks in the bustling Mexico City, one of the most vibrant cities in the Northern Hemisphere. That being said, much of Mexico remains undiscovered by the …

As customary every year, Travel & Leisure has unveiled the top-ranked destinations at its World’s Best Awards, one of the industry’s most prized: after all, it is voted entirely by the public, and the usual know-it-all expert sitting behind computer screens don’t get to weigh in. For 2024, over 186,000 of their readers participated, casting …

Off path explorers headed to Mexico, this one is for you: the Mexican Government has just announced a new cross-country train route linking the popular resort city of Cancun to Oaxaca, connecting eight different states in between. Since its launch, the Maya Train has provided access among tourists, particularly the more adventurous kind, as it’s …

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 …

The case for Mexico is pretty hard to beat when in search of a beautiful winter beach destination that’s relatively close to home and not too expensive. But where do you start? Popular hubs such as Cancun, Playa Del Carmen, and Los Cabos are well-trodden, perhaps sometimes even a little too crowded for some travelers’ …

Whether through its festive atmosphere or enchanting frosty landscapes, winter has a way of enticing travelers to get out of a rut and embark on new, once-in-a-lifetime adventures. However, while most tourists turn their eyes towards dreamy ski chalets and cultural cities this winter, Americans seem to be yearning for the warmth of soft-sanded beaches. …